Abdullah Önden
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Abdullah Önden
asked on 21 Feb 2010, 04:38 PM
Hello
Google indexes my pages with LOCK tags as a description. Here's the result:
Google indexes my pages with LOCK tags as a description. Here's the result:
www.esse.com.tr
##LOC[OK]## ##LOC[Cancel]##. Esse. Pazar, Şubat 14 | Son Gezdiklerim | Üye girişi | Hesap oluştur | Sepetim | Sipariş Takibi
How can I fix that?
How can I fix that?
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Hello Abdullah,
The reason for this problem is that Google indexes your page and searches for text on it that will be displayed under the link in the search results (see attached screenshot). Because the RadWindowManager's localization strings are basically the first text strings that appear in the page's HTML, Google index them as site's description.
What I can suggest is to:
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Georgi Tunev
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The reason for this problem is that Google indexes your page and searches for text on it that will be displayed under the link in the search results (see attached screenshot). Because the RadWindowManager's localization strings are basically the first text strings that appear in the page's HTML, Google index them as site's description.
What I can suggest is to:
- Put the RadWindowManager at the end of your page - just before the end of the </form> tag
OR - Put a hidden container (DIV for example) in the beginning of the page (before the RadWindowManager) where you add the description of the page that you wish to appear in Google's search results.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Georgi Tunev
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