Hi,
According to google, on pagination pages ie:Page-2.html , the canonical rel needs to be to itsalfe and not to the main page (root page ) like with k2.
Is there any way to do that with k2?
Thanks
yaniv

Thanks :)
That is a great news!

On the same subject, I saw in the last version that there is now a "canonical" in the tags page, and that is great, but i think there is a bug for the SEF link in the canonical. Instead of showing the SEF link, it shows the link with all the parameters, and there is no slash after the domain name that separates the domain from the parameters.

Thanks
yaniv

it's working good if you select "Use relative URL path",
but if you select "Use absolute URL path" like i select for my site, the problem that i describe occur

I try but no change, the problem still occur

site.ijoomla.co.il/urbanbridesmag/tag/marvin-photography.html
site.ijoomla.co.il/urbanbridesmag/tag/mood.html

I'm using sh404 but after i cancel it and stay only with joomla SEF, the problem still occur.
When I'm changing in the k2 config to "Use relative URL path", this fix the problem, but i need to use "Use absolute URL path" for my site and with this configuration the problem occur.

Let me know if you need more details to investigate this problem
Thanks
yaniv

No, in k2 config there is options for use relative URL or absolute, and if i chose absolute, this brake the url in the canonical link on tags pages
I tryied it also with new install on new and fresh joomla with 0 plugin and components only k2 and you can see it
site.ijoomla.co.il/joomla/tag-test.html

On Item and category pages the canonical link work perfect, only the tags pages this bug occur.

If you want you can access the admin:

site.ijoomla.co.il/joomla/administrator
user: [redacted]
password: [redacted]

Thanks
yaniv

I am experiencing a similar issue.

www.website.com/blog/content/travel-blog/whats-new (404 error)

Where /travel-blog/ is not supposed to be in the url. It should be:

www.website.com/blog/content/whats-new (works)

I could setup a redirect but this doesn't solve the issue permanently. The pagination results for the additional pages also result in a 404 error as they include the /travel-blog/ in the path which isn't needed.

I have tried absolute path and relative path. both give me the 404 error.

The extra slug in the url is coming from a menu item for joomla categories.

How can this be fixed?

It's not a menu item that is causing the extra slug.

I believe it might be the absolute path/relative path being the issue? It's doesn't make a difference if I select either in settings.

It's when you are on a K2 page and the item is displaying the category. If you click the category it goes to a 404 error.

Instead of just www.website.com/blog/content/whats-new - whats-new is the category I am clicking

It for some reason goes to this: www.website.com/blog/content/travel-blog/whats-new - which gives a 404 error because it's the wrong path.

Where /travel-blog/ is not supposed to be in the url. The travel-blog is the alias of the menu item link I have created to display the K2 blog. I assume it things the path of the link is travel-blog/whats-new when it is just /whats-new.

It also ads the additional path on the page pagination at the bottom. So if you click next,prev,end or any of the pages they return a 404 error because it ad's the "travel-blog" to the path.

I don't want to use redirects, there has to be a way to resolve this.