Hi @sassie
We have completed all the necessary updates related to this issue in the past. If the problem has not been resolved only for you, you may need to purge the Google Console and provide the new sitemaps to allow Google to reindex and resolve the issue. It seems that Google has not reindexed your site, and the old problems persist.
Hello,
the problem exists not only with the old articles, but also with every new article that is added. If it only affected the old ones, I wouldn't have said anything.
Best regards, Sassie
I have tested again in your website this url:
https://www.fussball-champions-league.com/eintracht-frankfurt-live-gegen-bayern-muenchen-die-aufstellungen/
So inside this page no any link containing "?redirect_to=" .
Can you provide admin access to allow our developers do debug and maybe help you with this issue.
the Dashboard details can be send to this email sales[at]gvectors.com
Hello @blackraz
Thank you. I had disabled the forum on Sunday, you can't find any error, the error is only when the forum is online (enabled).
I will reactivate the forum and send you the email with details.
Best regards
sassie
P.S. The forum is now activated
@sassie
We have debugged your website, and rest assured, everything is fine. There are no issues related to SEO. The URL in question is a login or registration URL, and it needs to be marked with a noindex and nofollow tag to inform Google Search Console not to index those pages. Since this page is not a blog, article, or forum topic page, it is correct not to index URLs of this type.
We have made changes to your wpForo settings, specifically #login_url and #register_url, by setting them as static URLs. Now, the login and registration URLs are static and do not contain the "?redirect_to=" part. As a result, Google Search Console will not find any URLs of this type. However, please note that users, after clicking the login URL and completing the login action, will not be redirected back to the last viewed page. Instead, they will be redirected to the home page of the wpForo forum. If you wish, you can remove these options for static pages, and everything will work as expected by default.
@blackraz I am seeing this too in my Google Search Console for the sign-up and sign-in pages. Can you detail what needs to be done to set the login and sign-up pages to static without the redirect?
Is that set here in the screenshot of the settings pages?
Hi dear @bleevht
I have attached the screenshots with default values for the wpForo login register pages.
Hello,
Thank you very much, that sounds very good 🙂
I will then delete the accounts again.
Thanks for the great help.
Best regards
sassie