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Hi Davor

@1: Yes, without groupnames, but not without pagename. So you can have /products/awesome-product instead of /products/somegroup/awesome-produc. To accomplish that, do not include &GroupID= in the links in your templates. Only problem is, that the navigation then does not know which group is open and collapses. But in some scenarios where you are using just facetted search, that is just great.

In DW9 though, this will change so you can get exactly what you want.

@2: First of all, it is not a SEO problem and it is not duplicate content. Go read on Google webmaster central what duplicate content is. That said, you can configure your way out of it. On a product you can set your primary group and on the group you can set the primary page ID. In your template, you then have 2 different tags with 2 different links - one with the current group/page and one for the primary group and page.

Hope this clarifies, Nicolai

Hi Nicolai,

I will try to set it up with primary group and primary page.

I also wanted to make a global search for all the products. I was thinking of making a hidden page that has an eCom module attached with all the products inside. The reason for that is that I don't have a single page where all the products are attached but specific category pages. My problem now is how to render the product url, how do I know which category page should I include in the url? Is there a method maybe where I would say GetProductUrl(productId) and I would get the correct url, or something like that? I don't want the url to be /search/product-name (the way it would be right now.)

Hi Davor

If you follow my guideline above, you get a tag that contains the link to the right page that can be used on your list of products.

NP