I checked, it's working, the links in auth.navbar() now have the attribute rel="nofollow"
Massimo, many thanks for your work you are great! :) El viernes, 11 de enero de 2013 06:11:11 UTC+1, Massimo Di Pierro escribió: > > Excellent idea, in trunk. Please check it. > > On Thursday, 10 January 2013 16:24:56 UTC-6, javierobcn wrote: >> >> Hello, this is my first message, thanks to all members of this comunity >> for the great work made in web2py. >> >> I'm having problems trying to optimize my app to SEO. >> >> Basically i think that my problem is the function web2py auth.navbar() in >> gluon/tools.py, seems that this function are returning links without The >> attribute rel="nofollow", I guess that, obviously, the bot of google are >> following the links "register" "login" and "restore password" in each page >> in my site. This causes that google are indexing too many times this links. >> In my opinion, from a SEO perspective, this may need be corrected. >> >> Maybe one solution to this problem is change in auth.navbar() in tools.py >> lines 1314 to 1356 the links to include a new param _rel="nofollow" in the >> A() constructors. I tried this, now i need wait some days or more to see if >> links are dissapearing from google. >> >> what do you think about the change in auth.navbar ? i tried too create my >> own copy of navbar() but you don't think that the change must be in >> tools.py? >> >> More info about the attribute nofollow in links >> http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=96569 >> >> Thanks for your time >> > --
