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@yellow1912...
While you are working on fixing the gclid parameter so that it is not converted it would be a good idea to also do...
utm_source, utm_medium, utm_term, utm_content, utm_campaign
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You are getting the different types of site map confused. The site map Zen Cart has for customers is different from the kind that Google uses for spidering. For Google you need to create a special...

I meant remove the cPath except on linked products to help control duplicate content issues (and keep the URLs short). As for keyword stuffing in the URLs, well that is purely a personal preference...

The best option for product URLs is to not include the cPath at all except on linked products which require special consideration for SEO anyway.

Regards,
Christian.

Exactly, the code is there to show how the cPath can be rebuilt. Once it has been then cache it in a file or db table. Depending on the server setup, db caching may provide better performance then...

You would need to do it on the mod but it is pretty straight forward. The following code will do it...


$current_category_id = <insert category id here>
$rebuild_categories = array();
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If you re-read my original post you will see that I said that you can rebuild the full cPath from the category ID.

Regards,
Christian.

If you want to keep your URLs ultra simple then you don't actually need to include the full cPath. The only bit that is needed is the final category ID. e.g. if the cPath is 1_2_3_4 then you only...

If you use a URL like...
http://www.example.com/index.php/index/cPath/Pin_Brooch-10
...then it shouldn't return a 404 and you can use $PATH_INFO to pick up the bit after index.php . Then if...

Hi,

Just a thought, not sure how you are doing your URL rewriting but it might be worth using $PATH_INFO if you are not already using it. Means that you can have keyworded URLs without using a...