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 Is there the ability to exclude certain pages we may not want indexed?
 
 7/12/2007 3:43:24 PM
Support
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Is there the ability to exclude certain pages we may not want indexed?

Is there the ability to exclude certain pages we may not want indexed?

 7/12/2007 3:43:35 PM
Support
140 posts
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Re: Is there the ability to exclude certain pages we may not want indexed?

Yes, you can override module settings to exclude some pages.

 9/28/2007 8:49:55 PM
EPT
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Re: Is there the ability to exclude certain pages we may not want indexed?

 Support wrote

Yes, you can override module settings to exclude some pages.

Can I find examples anywhere, which completely shows how I can do this? Literal .config sample lines?


Regards, Ernst Peter
 10/1/2007 2:41:09 AM
hognose
6 posts


Re: Is there the ability to exclude certain pages we may not want indexed?

I am also interested in this. I have reveiwed the documentation and can find no reference specifically identifying how this is done. Based on what I see I would guess a wild card reference is used in a regex but hopefully this is not the answer since it is not so elegant.

 

Note to support: only saying this in the interest of constructive feedback, your comments above indicating something is possible really don't help if you don't take the time to offer additional details, or at least reference where the details can be found.

Thanks!

 10/1/2007 10:27:08 PM
hognose
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Re: Is there the ability to exclude certain pages we may not want indexed?

EPT, I figured out how it is done. Create an "overrides" section in your xpidea.web.keywords.config file. specify the appropriate value for PageURL and URLMatchType then set Enabled to false. I incorrectly concluded this would disable the override, however, it disables the indexing for that page. Here is an example using RegEx:

<Override Enabled="false" TagLength="300" PageUrl="(.*)returnurl=(.*)?" UrlMatchType="RegEx">

 

Chris

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