In my errors I have 2 different products on the same page?

[smoki666]

Hello, I have 2039 duplicate page errors and most of them are 2 different products on 1 page, I haven't set it up in the CMS, how has this happened?

here's 2 examples, the 1st example has ghd's on the back of a different brand and the 2nd has gift packs on the back of the same brand 'rockaholic'? and what does 'norec' mean?

http://www.thehairroom.co.uk/Tigi-Rockaholic-797658/ghd-straightening-irons/norec

http://www.thehairroom.co.uk/Tigi-Rockaholic-797658/tigi-bed-head-gift-packs/norec

Thanks

Mark

[SanketPatel]

I think "norec" means "No record Found". It might be coming because there are no products on both pages. Can you please check 2039 duplicate pages, all have products ?

[smoki666]

Hi Sanket, thanks for your input.

They all don't have products no, but I don't know how they have crossed onto a different brand either. ghd straightening irons is on the back of  Rockaholic shampoo range?

It's within my CMS but I cant see how this has happened?

Regards
Mark

[Macaper]

I looks like you have some content relation issues done in your backend

If you check the link you posted above in the code, you find following in meta-keywords: tigi bed head
So your system think they are related

If you do a search with "rockaholic" you display a lot of "TGIF" products displayed on the left side

My guess is that you have some sort of keyword tagging (tags) in your system that relate your products with eachother. Hard to really know without seeing your system

As SanketPatel state, I also feel "norec" meens "No record found"

[timhatton]

Can't really do anything in depth here, but this is where the root of the issue is:

1. The GHD irons link (and I suspect this is the case for all the errors) is coming from this product page:

http://www.thehairroom.co.uk/hair-care-products/ghd-straightening-irons

Look at the links being generated in the left hand "Filter Results" menu - they all have the GHD link appended to a different category, and so...

2. ... because your CMS allows wildcard endings to URLs after the product category, this brings up the same page (although this doesn't always work, but the following examples do):

e.g. http://www.thehairroom.co.uk/Tigi-Rockaholic-797658/something-else/norec

http://www.thehairroom.co.uk/redken-styling-products-577765/hello-seomoz-readers

Given that these aren't valid URLs, they should be returning a 404 page, rather than a "200 - OK" result  which is why you're getting all these duplicate page errors.

Looks like a bit of a bug / bad design in whatever CMS is powering the site.

[smoki666]

Thank you all, I will let you know what the master says about the code.

Mark