please please help me : hav no words to describe this problem, pls hav a look

I don’t know what’s going on, I really don’t have words to explain, click on http://www.100percentile.com/iitjee/home.jsp then move u r cursor on question and discussion, u will see a link http://www.100percentile.com/iitjee/forum.jsp but when u click on this link it will redirect u to http://forum.100percentile.com/jforum/forums/list.page this link and 2 my surprise this link isn’t cached yet.

Same thing with this also http://www.100percentile.com/medical/home.jsp status bar will show u the http://www.100percentile.com/medical/forum,jsp but whn u click on this one this url will show up http://forum.100percentile.com/jforum/forums/list.page . M mad really mad what to do , will google penalize me for this? Please please Please please Please please Please please Please please Please please Please please Please please Please please Please please suggest me the solution

 

Why do you have a link to a page that gets redirected to another page?
Why dont you just make the link point to the page you want the user to end up at?

James

 

that is because we are integrating and using SSO (Single sign on)

 

Ok... I have no idea what that is

Anyway, I did a check and...

The reason it is not cached might be because of this?

<meta http-equiv="expires" content="-1">
<meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache">

Code (markup):

Maybe try changing <meta http-equiv="expires" content="-1"> to <Meta http-equiv="expires" content="0"> and see if that makes a difference.


Cheers
James

 

Google doesn't like to follow meta-redirects.

You need to find a better way to get to that page, or find a way to link to it directly, rather than through the meta redirect.

 

Google hates meta redirects !!

 

what the other way is? please tell me the other way

 

If your developer(s) are smart enough to implement a single signon solution across multiple applications, then they should be smart enough to figure out a way to do it without using a meta-refresh.

Frankly, I'm surprised they did it this way to start with. No one uses meta-refreshes anymore.

 

Try to use .htaccess url redirection and make sure to use L301 to pass the value if you are using linux / unix servers, just google it: ".htaccess 301" other wise if it's a windows server use IIS to set the redirections.

 

I don't know the solution, but I do know that google has said they will penalize any site that shows a different url in the status bar than what the visitor is taken to.

 

Either serve that content directly, or use a header redirect.