Session IDs in URL

[phanha91]

The script I'm using attaches session IDs to my site URLs. Does this affect the search engine readability of my site, and will it reduce the chance of my pages being indexed in the search engines?



Is there any way to solve this?

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1. How to hide session ID in the URL? Post by NanotechScorpio » Thu Mar 04, 2010 2:39 pm
2. session ID - a line of code placed at the end of an URL in order to track a visitor -
3. 7 posts - 3 authors - Last post: Oct 23, 2009The servlet simply generated an encoded URL (should be used in case that cookies are disabled)
4. Hi, I have a problem with tomcat displaying urls on my site that include
5. What you have to do is maintain state using data in the URL or hidden form fields
6. Does hotmail or yahoo use URL session IDs? E-mail someone a link to your site and hijack their e-mail account
7. : ";jessionid=1234" appended to the end of the URL

[wwwqewrvsg]

You really should remove the session id from the url.



There will be a setting either in your script or in php_ini which you can change.

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1. When you're programming your own clients, however, for example in MIDP, you have to handle session IDs yourself, using either URL rewriting or cookies
2. /accessing-session-id-and-api-server-url-parameters-with-visualforce/ - CachedUnique Session ID between tabs - Death By PatternsAs soon as we disable cookies, not only do we get a unique session ID for each tab or instance, but we get a unique session ID for each request to the page
3. Maybe just do the first bit so it doesn't break URLs but accept the first page load will have a session ID?
4. The key thing to note is that the session id must be appended to the symfony url with a question mark, so you can't include it in the url that you
5. 0 I always get an URL with "SQ=###", where ### is also an obviously unique string, but different from the session id stored in the cookie
6. I have seen some login systems where they pass session id as part of URL
7. com) that generates sessionIds that don't get stripped by the URL Canonicalization rules that come in the default

[zenta]

Session IDs are can be problematic for the SEs and it can be a security risk as well. Try to remove them if posbile.

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1. What what I've seen, jigsaw sends the session id as a set-cookie to the browser and by this can identify any subsequent requests from that client as being within this session
2. OSHELPERS - OSCOMMERCE SEO - SESSION ID REMOVAL from osHelpers
3. Then it can be excluded using the "Exclude URL Query Parameters field" in Analytics settings
4. But hopefully it illustrates how there are no session IDs in my URL
5. Apex Controller, myController, when a user clicks on the text "Click Here To Generate Session Id and Server URL"
6. So that takes care of that, since most users will have cookies enabled they will no longer see the session ID in the URL
7. Combined with lack of URL encoding and HTML encoding of automatically embedded session IDs, this makes PHP open to Cross-site Scripting attacks