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Drupal content being shown by google incorrectly?
I've got a website with a Drupal 6 installation and some content arranged in the form of books.
However, when I look at google analytics and search the keywords that tracked into my site, I see something like example.com/book/export/html/12 instead of example.com/content/ContentName (the clean URL in question, ie instead of /node/#####).
It appears to be /book (content type) /export (??) /html /12 (book 1, page 2) as I can also go to /book/export/10, /11, etc.
When you follow the link from Google none of the other things like sidebars, login, logo, etc are displaying, only the content which would be embedded in the normal node.
Any suggestions?
This has nothing to do with the Global Redirect module in the way you're describing. I'm not going to /node/###, I'm going to (my clean URL). The problem is when Google comes along they get yet another URL, the /export/* directory. I suppose I could redirect /export/* to my homepage or something, but I don't want to kill SEO
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
please GlobalRedirect module, which help you to redirect a url that has a alias to its alias.
such as, if you specify the node/12 as content/the-title-of-content
when user go to node/12, then the user will be redirected to content/the-title-of-content
also, you need to disallow the node url on robots.txt for Google spider, so google won't index the node/* url in case of duplicated content
