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    phanha91
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    Session IDs in URL

    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. The report runs great except I am unable to remove the session id from my dimension
    2. mod_rewrite of Apache HTTPD server can be used to remove, strip, clear or truncate the query string from the URL
    3. 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 pass to functions like
    4. 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
    5. It is my understanding that now when I click a link, the session id should be added to the URL

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    wwwqewrvsg
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    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 this option is enabled, the product encodes the URL with the session ID for switching between HTTP and HTTPS protocols
    2. I have seen some login systems where they pass session id as part of URL
    3. i have checked my forum urls with a spider simulator program there were a session id with my forum urls
    4. There must be something like "encodeURL" in the source code, which causes the session id to be appended
    5. 29 posts - Last post: Sep 8, 2007I've been working pretty hard to get those damned sessionids out of the url
    6. The session ID is transfered in URL whenever there's a change in the host name, so the session would be transfered to the next page
    7. If you are seeing session IDs in your referer logs then presumably the users who established those sessions did not get a cookie-based session for some
    8. How to remove session id from the url of Joomla? This is bad for SEO
    9. This is the default setting, and is the most secure since it relies on two individual cookies and a URL session ID
    10. I have included the parameters sid,uid, in the 'Exclude URL Query Parameters' yet this data is still being presented

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    zenta
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    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. php?sessionid=<?php echo sess$_SESSION["zim"];?>");
    2. If cookies are disabled in the browser, a new session is created on each request, even the url has the correct jsessionid
    3. A session id usually appears in the url of a product page of an ecommerce system in the form of a string of letters and/or numbers which follow an ampersand
    4. If your URL is longer than 255 bytes you are not following the recommendations of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol
    5. 5 posts - 2 authors - Last post: Mar 18, 2009Using a user's session id and partner url (version 13) we log in that user
    6. Granted, if you disable session ID's in the URL, it can become a usability issue, because all visitors must have cookies enabled to make use of any

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    abctammao
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    Any idea where I should look for them in the script? I am clueless about where to find it.
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    1. Like mod_php, this module will not allow a client request to pass without the assignment of a session ID
    2. If there is none, it will try to create a cookie or do a URL rewrite
    3. It is kinda alot of extra work to discard SID from every URL i grab otherwise link will not work after session is expired
    4. It'll be up to the search engine to make a determination if the URL with the session and the URL without are the same
    5. The Session ID can be used to identify individual users in a multi-user office environment or to identify specific projects for billing purposes
    6. But, here I am not getting how I can append the URL with session Id in JAVA
    7. The following configuration can be applied to modify the session characteristics of a web application:
    8. Whenever a visitor arrives at your site, this contribution will check if it's a Search Engine Spider and if so, strip the Session ID from the URL before even presenting it to the Search Engine Spider
    9. browser with related session data and information on the Web server

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    concakho
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    what script are you using?



    Is it custom or used regularly through the internet? If its been used by other people chances are theres a mod floating around for it somewhere already to remove them
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    1. If you don't know the session id, it's the string located in $_COOKIE[session_name], or $_REQUEST[session_name] if you are using trans_sid
    2. You might use session ids to track your user, maybe your cms uses this -
    3. When a session ID is present in the URL line, it is identified by the string jsessionid in lowercase
    4. Is there a way to get rid of that session id?
    5. Passing session ID data out of the application on the URL
    6. I will try your hint! But I really wonder, that there is no wordpress plugin for the redirection of session-id-spamed urls

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