Getting error in Search Console- Crawled-Currently not Indexed(Feed URL), How can we remove that one in WordPress Websites as well in Search Console?
Need To remove Search Console error for my cilnvigilant.com wordpress website
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I am working on a website at the moment which is multi-platform. Old tech is one CMS, new tech is headless CMS. In my Google Search Console I see that Google is crawling this URL:
https://www.xxxxxx/bank/dynatrace/rb_5a7f65a5-eb55-46f1-baff-f05ff70d4683?type=js3&sn=v_4_srv_10_sn_50BAF12DF4ABCC81ADC642A9746EFE11_perc_100000_ol_0_mul_1_app-3A53cd4acc1b85e003_0_rcs-3Acss_0&svrid=10&flavor=post&vi=QKMEEAHOKJHKRMIHUEDQVWLAQRGPRRPA-0&modifiedSince=1657720563908&rf=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.xxxxxxx.com%2Ffilialen%2Fde%2FViersen&bp=3&app=53cd4acc1b85e003&crc=2355823995&en=vsme09c4&end=1
Clicking the link produces this string, front end:
FL(OA,Percentage)|name=ruxitagentjs|featureHash=ICA27Vfgjoqrux|buildNumber=10241220422021336|lastModification=1657720563908|enabled=false
I do not want this to be crawled but the second URL is a vital SEO landing page.
My question is: Do I add this page to robots.txt and if I do what is the outcome - positive, negative or neutral?
Thanks
I have a site that is written with php and now when I try to connect the site map to the search console, it gives a coudnt fetch error. The site is already WordPress and the site map itself has no problem.
site address
site map
You can create a XML sitemap of your website upload the file in Search Console
Probably, Google's crawlers do not access URLs correctly
you should use a dynamic sitemap.
I developed a website and I make it online, but when I accessing to the logs files I get
Message : 'No route matched.' Stack Trace :
Core\Router->dispatch('robots.txt')
after a small search in google I found that the robot.txt file is more important for search engine (Google, Bing ... etc)
and it help to stop crawling some pages, but my questions is what I need to block with it ( which pages ) and how to stop some specific routes.
for example I have routes of administration always start with /ad-dash
Example : /ad-dash/administration/index
and when I make the search I see that some tutorial block the about, privacy, terms pages
My question is : I want to know which pages I need to stop crawling with Robots.txt ?
i delete one image from my page and from google now i get error: "image not found".
What i need to do, that google forget this picture?
I need add 404 eroor with this picture link in .htaccess?
Redirect 404 /my-picture.png
This fix my problem?
By default server should throw 404 when missing files are requested for. So it will be removed from Google index on subsequent crawls.
If you want to get it removed immediately, create a Google Webmaster account, add your site to dashboard. Once done you can submit all images/URLs which are not there anymore to Google and it will be removed from Google Search index.
I have been trying to create a new google custom search engine, but when I try some query,the search engine it is not giving me the expected search
result.On some queries it is working fine, but on other queries, it says"no result".
I tried adding the URL of the website that I wanted to search for, but there are certain pages and keywords that are not coming up in the search result when I try to search for the keyword of that page.
I tired adding both the main page URL and the URL of the sub page that I want to search for, but nothing is working.
There are some sub pages to the main URL that are coming in the search result.
this happened to me too. It is because the url you specify to google has to match the server address where your site is stored. For example, I made a site with google custom search (mainstreetbd.com) and when I tested it on my server, the google search returned no results. But when I did it on the specified url, it works fine.
Some webpages instruct search engines how to index their webpage in a file called robots.txt.
For example:
https://stackoverflow.com/robots.txt
(If a site has one it should be under http://URL/robots.txt directly after the domain name)
If the robots.txt for the site you are trying to search excludes some parts of its site from being indexed, it could be the source of your problem.