Canonical URLs for Search Parameters

[JohnTulley]

Hi Guys

Our seomoz campaign report is returning a lot or Rel Canonical issues similar to this for each page. The non / version redirects to the / version but how do I get the ones with search parameters ie '?datefrom&nights' to redirect.

http://www.lamangaclubresort.co.uk/accommodations/las-brisas-78
http://www.lamangaclubresort.co.uk/accommodations/las-brisas-78/
http://www.lamangaclubresort.co.uk/accommodations/las-brisas-78/?datefrom&nights
http://www.lamangaclubresort.co.uk/accommodations/las-brisas-78/?datefrom=&nights=

Any help would be welcome, thanks

[JohnTulley]

Just checked and found we do have the canonical tag on our pages

Does this mean that I can ignore the reported canonical issue in the Seomoz report?

[Dr-Pete]

I'm not seeing any evidence that Google is indexing multiple versions, and your canonical tags appear to be correct. Practically speaking, I think you're ok here.

I'd make sure that you're at least linking consistently (internally) to the "/" version and not both the "/" and no-slash version. If you're using both links, it could confuse crawlers (and our tools). Your search parameters should be ok, though. I don't see any evidence that those have been indexed. See this query:

site:lamangaclubresort.co.uk inurl:datefrom