By njguy on

How do I get unwanted page arguments to go away? For example if I have a page called node/244 the page will appear. If I add a random argument on the end for example, node/244/eboibaobabob it will also load...this is very BAD!!! It is totally screwing up my google seo. How do I make it so random arguments will return page not found instead?

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njguy commented

Seriously nobody knows how to disable trailing arguments?

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field4000 commented

This may be a silly question, but have you checked your view to see if there is an argument in place? If there is, delete it.

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njguy commented

This isn't about views this is about every page on drupal. I can go to any node and add some extra url arguments and it will still load. Your site might do it too. I want to know how to stop it.

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njguy commented

I found a crappy solution that half works if you type this in the theme template file under theme_preprocess_page()

if(arg(0) == 'node' && is_numeric(arg(1))){
		if(arg(2) != ''){
			if(arg(2) != 'edit' || arg(2) != 'track' || arg(2) != 'devel')
				return true;
			else	
				return drupal_not_found();
		}
	}

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