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    Is there any way of setting the section links to a direct link i.e http://www.supplement-warehouse.co.u...Equipment.html as opposed to http://www.supplement-warehouse.co.u...html&NOLOGIN=1
    without having to hand code each section?
    Fitness for life!www.fitness-focus.co.uk


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    #2
    Hi there

    You could remove the javascript for the section list (which is shown in the primary template as "document.write(YahooSections(section_tree))" , and instead in its place use "NETQUOTEVAR:TOPLEVELSECTIONTOP".
    This will give you full links, however this will only show the Top Sections. It does not include subsections, if you want that, then you can only hard code them in the "Act_Primary.html".

    Kind Regards
    Nadeem Rasool
    SellerDeck Development

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      #3
      What would the effect of leaving them as they are be on how search engines see the site. Because there are so many sections and more to come I don't really want to start hand coding them but also I don't just want the top level sections showing.
      Fitness for life!www.fitness-focus.co.uk


      DIFN - Doing nothing is not an option

      The Supplement Warehouse - Bodybuilding & Fitness Supplements

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        #4
        I did a search for 'spider simulator' on goog and then viewed my pages to see exactly what a search engine spider would see. You may want to do the same.
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          #5
          Originally posted by Owen Drumm
          What would the effect of leaving them as they are be on how search engines see the site.
          If you want to get an idea of what a search engine would see, try turning off scripting in your browser (In IE: Tools > Internet Options > Security tab > click "Custom Level", scroll almost to the bottom of the list and switch "Active Scripting" to "disable". In Mozilla/Firefox/Netscape6+: Tools > Options > "Web Features" button, uncheck the "Enable Javascript" checkbox.).

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            #6
            Originally posted by Owen Drumm
            Is there any way of setting the section links to a direct link i.e http://www.supplement-warehouse.co.u...Equipment.html as opposed to http://www.supplement-warehouse.co.u...html&NOLOGIN=1
            without having to hand code each section?
            Good Morning,

            What difference is there if the links are hard coded and aren't using the '....NOLOGIN=1'?

            Would it cause problems for users who have an account?

            Regards,

            Andrew

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              #7
              Hi Andrew

              The difference is that if a client was logged in, and they clicked on a hard coded link, then they would be logged out. You need to use the section javascript to allow the customer account to be still logged in.

              Kind Regards
              Nadeem Rasool
              SellerDeck Development

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