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[eluser]xwero[/eluser]
if you are worried about people not using the link you want the search engines to catch why not use redirects? I know google likes urls with .html at the end more than others but IMO it's a trick that will go stale and it's annoying for the visitors, .html means nothing to them. I think the only time an extension suffix has a function is when you can get the content in different formats like http://example.com/news.html - http://example.com/news.rss - http://example.com/news.json and http://example.com/news/Article-name.html - http://example.com/news/Article-name.pdf - http://example.com/news/Article-name.txt . Adding the date to the article should only happen when two or more articles share the same name and if it was up to me i would add it to the article slug to have a unique identifier. http://example.com/news/Article-name and http://example.com/news/Article-name-01-01-2009. |
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Canonical links & CodeIgniter - by El Forum - 05-19-2009, 06:37 AM
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