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Wrong presentation on some articles 10 years 1 month ago #28115

  • Marioverehrer
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Hello everyone,

this extension worked properly for months on my site, but suddenly the comment box design on some articles, especially with many comments, seems broken.
Here is an example what I mean: www.marioverehrer.com/sheet-music/harry-potter-medley

On other articles, especially those without comments, it seems to work just fine: www.marioverehrer.com/sheet-music/zelda-medley

I'm greatful for your help.

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Marioverehrer

Wrong presentation on some articles 10 years 1 month ago #28122

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Hey there,
On the harry potter medley page - this is the search view of the comments. This is how search engines view the page. Are you using any SEF component? Can you try it without it?

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Wrong presentation on some articles 10 years 1 month ago #28134

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You're right, it has something to do with my new installed SEF extemsion. Do you know a solution how to use both extensions or should I report the problem the support of the SEF extension?

Wrong presentation on some articles 10 years 1 month ago #28146

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I think that you'll have to talk to the creators of the SEF extension.

Here is how ccomment works. When you visit the article, you'll notice that the comments are not part of the source code of the page. We load them through ajax. Because of that search engines cannot know that there are comments on the page. Fortunately there is a specification: developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/ which ccomment follows. The specs says that the search engine will add ?_escaped_fragment_=key=value to the url and then we need to show the content visible to the search engine. For some reason your SEF extension is adding this ?_escaped_fragment part and it's triggering the search engine view of the comment system.

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Wrong presentation on some articles 10 years 1 month ago #28376

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I set an exeption for "?_escaped_fragment_=key=value" and now it works just fine again. Thank you very much for your help!
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