<meta name="robots" content="none"> about geneweb

[hgouraud]

this could be handled at the template level:
%if;bvar.no_robot;<meta name="robots" content="none">%end;

[rpo]

There is the template 'note.txt' module that apply to individuals notes within an individual page (notes for death, birth, burial etc.) .

But where is the template for the NOTES that are written indpendently of the individus ?

[hgouraud]

m=NOTES does not use a template (unfortunately).
The note is displayed with some .ml code.
The <meta ...> command comes from hutil.ml line 43
I will see if a test on bvar.no_robot can be added

[rpo]

Thanks ... Is it the same for the individual page ?

Ex:

Geneanet : https://gw.geneanet.org/rpoulin2010?lang=fr&n=garneau&oc=0&p=georges has <meta name="robots" content="index,follow" />

Geneweb : https://genepoulin.net/gene/geneweb7.cgi?b=poulin&p=georges&n=garneau has <meta name="robots" content="none">

I understand the possible problems with the robots in the base but if we could have an option to make it index: follow for the individuals page like Geneanet do it it will very welcome, so our pages could be searched ,

[hgouraud]

PR #1728 should handle robot indexing.
I changes the bvar name to "robot_index=yes" and "robot_index_forum=yes"

[rpo]

Will this applyed to already written Notes in the database - i guess no ?

Will this applyed also to pages for individus, since all pages for individus published now are given index=none ?

[hgouraud]

this applies to pages dynamically created.
if you want the notes to be indexed, you have to create a static document pointing to all the notes, in a fashion similar to what was done for individuals.
you could also include in the static document for individuals a set of direct pointers to the files in notes_d folder.

[rpo]

this applies to pages dynamically created. if you want the notes to be indexed, you have to create a static document pointing to all the notes, in a fashion similar to what was done for individuals. you could also include in the static document for individuals a set of direct pointers to the files in notes_d folder.

For those pages already written (NOTES), Goggle refuse to index them since there are already tagged with index=none. No way to change that.

And about my other question, the individual dynamically produced pages (ex; georges garneau), they also get that index=none tag, so they are not indexed. Will PR #1728 manage that?

[hgouraud]

For those pages already written (NOTES), Goggle refuse to index them since there are already tagged with index=none. No way to change that.

The files in notes_d are not tagged.
Displaying a note (m=NOTES) generates dynamically a page which will not be tagged with PR #1728

And about my other question, the individual dynamically produced pages (ex; georges garneau), they also get that index=none tag, so they are not indexed. Will PR #1728 manage that?

yes

[rpo]

Thanks.... appreciated - for when ?

[a2line]

Thanks.... appreciated - for when ?

8 hours ago! ; )

[rpo]

Thanks.... appreciated - for when ?

8 hours ago! ; )

THanks :-] - i need to wait for a compilation. Great addition!