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Search Engine Friendly URL

Overview

This feature shortens and simplifies URLs, which make them both more friendly for users and for search engines

To access

Click the SEFURL icon on the Admin Panel
or
Access http://yourdomain.com/tiki-admin.php?page=sefurl

Note

Search Engine Friendly URLs will not work unless the .htaccess file is enabled. Instructions for enabling .htaccess
Do not use this feature when installing Tiki on IIS server.

7.x

Search Engine Friendly URL

Setting	Description	Default
Settings
Search engine friendly url:	Enable this feature - Note: set the prevent special characters in page names setting
Search engine friendly url Postfilter:	Do not enable this feature as most Tiki features output friendly URLs and this feature has high processor overhead'' setting
List of Url Parameters that should go in the path:	Additional parameters such as country or language can go here. The instructions are on the Clean URLs page
Display article title in the sefurl:	The Article Title rather than Article number can be used in the sefurl. The instructions are on the Clean URLs page
Display blog title in the sefurl:	The Blog Title rather than Article number can be used in the sefurl. The instructions are on the Clean URLs page
Redirect tiki-view_tracker.php?itemId=yyy to Prefixyyy page:	This feature uses the Wiki Prefix Alias Feature
Canonical URL tag

6.x

Search Engine Friendly URL

Setting	Description	Default
Settings
Search engine friendly url:	Enable this feature - Note: set the prevent special characters in page names setting
Search engine friendly url Postfilter:	Do not enable this feature as most Tiki features output friendly URLs and this feature has high processor overhead'' setting
List of Url Parameters that should go in the path:	Additional parameters such as country or language can go here. The instructions are on the Clean URLs page
Display article title in the sefurl:	The Article Title rather than Article number can be used in the sefurl. The instructions are on the Clean URLs page
Display blog title in the sefurl:	The Blog Title rather than Article number can be used in the sefurl. The instructions are on the Clean URLs page
Redirect tiki-view_tracker.php?itemId=yyy to Prefixyyy page:	This feature uses the Wiki Prefix Alias Feature