Hi everyone,
We’ve noticed that some DNN websites are not being indexed properly in Bing. After some investigation, it seems that a possible cause is that canonical links are missing from the page section.
Ideally, each page should include a canonical tag like this:
<code><link rel="canonical" href="https://www.domain.com/current-page-url/" /></code>
However, in our DNN setup this tag is not being generated by default.
My questions are:
Any best practices or working examples would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Currently DNN Platform only writes a Canoncial URL tag when your portal alias mapping mode is set to Canonical AND the currently viewed page is NOT that domain. There is an issue/request to improve this within the community backlog - https://github.com/dnnsof...Platform/issues/5823 - It would just need someone willing/able to contribute a solution to the platform. A workaround, that works for MOST situations is to use the PageHeaderTags configurations on a page-by-page basis to add your own header, but it wilL NOT be unique, so you cannot utilize this process on pages that have for eample a blog module on them, as it will nto be correct due to the ever changing URL's I've done some funny business myself in a Theme, on a controlled codebase, that worked even with blog modules etc, but it was a very solution specific fix.
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