No... the main domain has name in french, the domain is a .com but is geotargeted in google master tools to france.
The only language is that site is in french, but because estructure i have to maintain the /fr in the url.
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No... the main domain has name in french, the domain is a .com but is geotargeted in google master tools to france.
The only language is that site is in french, but because estructure i have to maintain the /fr in the url.
Thanks Tim. I followed your method for 1 site which is only in one language to deindex bad urls:
Disallow: /es/
Disallow: /pt/
..
...
following your advise and this thread http://drupal.org/node/78313 ,
and watching how works translation redirect for solve this in other sites with multiples languages.
Thanks.
Hello. A question about the home page url.
Because i'm switching my site to multiple TLDs domains. But i can't remove my language prefix path.
I'm doing a:
Redirect 301 / /fr
in my htaccess.
Does it have disadvantages for Google eye's .
And a second question. If i put out there links, which url will be better, the domain , or the domain/fr
Thanks.
Hello,
I'm in a trouble with a drupal 7 installation. It's multilingual.
The problem is Google indexed some pages like this:
example.com/es/node/100
example.com/fr/node/100
example.com/en/node/100
all of them, shows the same content, excepts menus, whose are in the current languages (depending of url: es, en, fr.. ).
The question...:
If a submit my sitemap, which not has those urls. Will google remove old example.com/xx/node/100 pages ? Or it'll retain them indexed. Do i must remove these indexed urls via the google remove url submissions form?
Thanks.