> and so will the datail-view of any news on this page
Yeah, you are right, that's a flaw.
Should only forbid indexing when there are no parameters passed... hm....
> Why does SE see your pages?
not sure, and it doesn't happen all the time. It's probably not the XML
sitemap, as it should regard nav_hide.
Theoretically, anyone could post that address anywhere, if it's publicly
accessible. Say someone posts a link to a form confirmation page (out of
any reason, maybe he wants to show that he's registered) in his blog and
whoops there it is, crawlable.
Regards
Urs
Am 09.02.12 11:39, schrieb Bernd Wilke:
On 02/09/2012 11:13 AM, Urs Bräm wrote:
... and also the feared tt_news "Detail page" with the message "no news
in this list" will get it's robots metatag :-)
and so will the datail-view of any news on this page????
normaly 'not in menu'-pages should not be linked and so serachengines
does not get their URL and will not index them.
Why does SE see your pages?
bernd
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