Would it be possible to add another one for [spaces] that converts the %20
space character to a hyphen? I have a load of URLs that have both uppercase characters and spaces, so doing them all manually will take ages!
Example:
Source: https://mywebsite/North%20London/subpage/
Target: https://mywebsite/north-london/subpage/
I would like to use:
Source: ^/(.*)/subpage/
Target: /[lower][spaces]$1[/spaces][/lower]/subpage/
I want to generate the sitemap for my dynamic URLs.Let me explain my query in detail.
https://prnt.sc/JDJgv0EgpGq5
https://prnt.sc/b44ymXKxC6aN
It will be a great help if I get a solution for this ASAP
]]>Thanks for any help
Pete
I’m running through Website Auditor’s recommendations this morning and noticed that reviews pagination creates dynamic urls which apparently aren’t looked favourably upon by Google. Is there a way to change this?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/hmh3k25jwvbeed4/dynamic-urls.jpg?dl=0
Thank you for your help.
Michael.
]]>I have been trying to find an answer to this issue but I have had no luck yet.
When visiting the url included, it will load content that changes every day. The links for the “Learn more” buttons are generated dynamically based on the product displayed. The base url for these links is https://gamers.town/product-description/ followed by two parameters which are distinct for each product. These urls are not being included in the sitemap generated by Yoast.
I have used another sitemap online generator and it captures all dynamic urls for each product displayed.
Please help.
thanks!
]]>I have a restricted access membership site where I use your plugin and it works great but I use WooCommerce to let users buy access to the memberships and I’m having quite a trouble getting the whitelisting of dynamic URLs to work.
How can I whitelist all WooCommerce URLs for non logged in users?
Regards,
Herman
I generate thousands of dynamic pages with only one page using parameters, for example -> mydomain.de/page/?id=2104
Each page need another title and description, so in the past I modified the Yoast-file class-frontend.php, to generate them automatically. This is much work, and unfortunately I have to do it after every plugin-update again.
Is there another way to build titles and descriptions, when pages are generated dynamically from a database?
And if not, would it be possible, to write a kind of “child-plugin” to save my modifications in case of an update?
Thank you all in advance!
Andreas
]]>I am in the final throes of a design for a customer who has asked that when a customer clicks “add to cart” on single product page that offers the option of:
continue shopping and checkout
Easy right? And I have done just that except that continues shopping simply links the the top category /shop/ url.
Instead he wants it where “continue shopping” goes to the primary category of just recently added product instead of the generic shop url.
Does that make sense? I have literally gone crosseyed trying to figure this one out.
cheers so much
]]>I need to create one dynamic page in subfolder than can be accessed in a clean url.
For example:
domain.com/design/dynamic_folder_name
The dynamic_folder_name can be anything. And this var will be used inside the page.
But for some reason (and after spending hours searching for a similar case) i haven’t
find anything. (They all talk about changing the root dir. and such).
In PHP i am used to fix this in a breeze, but with WP it’s more cumbersome.
If any one can help or point me in the right direction that be nice!
Cheerz!
Tim