Surpress page 1 request parameter
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Key: DISPL-560
URL:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/DISPL-560 Project: DisplayTag
Issue Type: New Feature
Components: Paging/Sorting
Affects Versions: 1.1.1
Reporter: Jasper Rosenberg
Priority: Minor
Attachments: Pagination.txt
Viewing a displaytag table with no paging arguments and with page=1 will generally render the same page. This is not ideal for SEO, as Google will find both versions of the page, and have to choose one as the authoritative version.
To help with this, I propose conditionally (based on a new property), suppressing the first page request parameter. I have attached a patch to Pagination.java (against the 1.1.1 tag) which takes care of this, but it is not hooked up to a configuration property.
There is one gotcha to be careful of if you enable this feature. If you were setting the table requestURI to just an anchor tag (like "#mySection"), then you have to make it absolute to have this work: ("/MyApp/myPage.html#mySection") Otherwise, because ?"page=1" is not being added, the page link stays on the current page when you really want to go to page 1.
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