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How to get rid of duplicate sections in 1C-Bitrix?
I use the latest release 17 version of 1C-Bitrix.
For element pages, Bitrix allows you to set canonical links.
However, there are duplicate section pages, how to set a canonical link for them
(how to set the rel="canonical" attribute)?
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I just did
1. closed all filters and paging under ajax
2. rial canonical not on sections but everywhere where there is a get request for a page without it.
Well, to get rid of duplicate sections of multiple binding of goods by properties.
then you just
put the goods in 1 infoblock
and knit the properties like a tree of sections.
In this case, the product url will always be the same. /catalog/item1
although before that they came to it via the links
/holodilnik/krasniy
/russian/holodilnik/big
Well, work with robots .txt
Victor, you give an example of the same product in different sections.
And in my case, the section is the same, only the addresses differ in capital / lowercase letters. For example:
sibl.ru/catalog/Cypress-kommutatoryi.html
sibl.ru/catalog/cypress-kommutatoryi.html
As far as I understand, it will be a manual instruction.
I would:
1. Create a custom property for the section, string. For example UF_CANONICAL_TO .
2. I registered the address of the canonical page in this property for those sections that need to be “glued together”.
3. In the component template (in its folder, I mean), I created component_epilog.php (so that the cache does not interrupt me adding a line) and checked there: if the property is set, I wrote the canonical.
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To "throw" arResult -parameters in component_epilog :
create result_modifier.php in the component template and inside the code:
$cp = $this->__component; // объект компонента
if (is_object($cp)) {
$cp->SetResultCacheKeys( array_keys( $arResult ) );
}
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