Questions tagged [escaped-fragment]
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"Fetch as Google" doesn't find the HTML snapshot for my AJAX content
For my webpage I generate the content via JavaScript, so I want to use ?_escaped_fragment_ to redirect Google to my HTML snapshot.
I have a RewriteRule for my Apache
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/$
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING}…
misantronic
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Are (non-escaped) URL fragments bad for SEO?
I have a product search page with a search filter with a fair number of different options. Each time the user changes the filter, the search results are updated in-place by JavaScript, and the URL is also updated with an appropriate URL fragment (#…
Pryo
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Is creating Ajax Google Snapshot with less content than original page considered cloaking?
I've read a few posts about Google AJAX snapshot creation and I'm still asking myself a few questions:
I have a full AJAX web site with really a lot of pages which differ from one to the other with a few content (like an annuary) : what if the html…
hugsbrugs
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What is the correct response to Googlebot for a search_term_string from site search markup with _escaped_fragment?
I have a AJAX web online-shop with hashbang URL and added SiteLinks as JSON-LD. I follow this introduction.
{
"@context":"http://schema.org",
"@type":"WebSite",
"url":"https://example.com#!cat-level-1",
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If “_escaped_fragment_” shows up in Search Console URL Parameters, should you “Let Googlebot decide”?
As far as we know, there should be no links to our site anywhere that include the _escaped_fragment_ parameter used for fetching HTML snapshot versions of our JavaScript-heavy pages.
We use the technique described here to handle pages without hash…
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Where do Google get canonical links of a one-page site?
With my miserable JS knowledge I understand that the page originally has a line like this:
and then href parameter is changed via JS. Both SF and Deepcrawl are not able to see that change. Thus, all the pages have the same canonical.
The only…
Mert Efe
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