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I see lots of confusion about the "preferred domain" setting in the system sef plugin. I hope this PR will help to reduce that. Please note that one "improvement" in this tooltip is the explanation that https://example.com and https://www.example.com are different domains
I used this as a reference https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/44231?hl=en I hope I haven't misunderstood anything about this param
@andrepereiradasilva I agree with you about that but for the purpose of how this plugin works it should be noted that they are separate domains
@andrepereiradasilva I agree with you about that but for the purpose of how this plugin works it should be noted that they are separate domains
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Yes i understand, but i really think you should use different domains as example not www.example.com and his naked domain version. Because if you are doing this, imho you are not doing it right
I was trying to show that they are different domains as well and not just
the obvious a.com and b.com
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agree with andre. this is confusing. please use different domains
It is deliberate to show that they are different domains - sorry but I am
not going to change that - so it either gets accepted or rejected but I am
not changing it
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Brian's right here. It needs to be clear that example.com
and www.example.com
, though most DNS configurations by default alias it to act in this way, are NOT one in the same. And yes users need to be aware of SEO implications of not standardizing on one and redirecting the other, but that part's outside the scope of what can be done in Joomla.
As is, this tooltip reads fine to me.
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Totally agree with this patch.
Tested successfully at PBF NL
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Thanks
well, imho, if you have
https://example.com
andhttps://www.example.com
you should be making HTTP 301 redirects to your prefered domain via web server, not adding canonical domains.