[Plugin: WP-PageNavi] Page navigation links calling a search query?

I think my issue is different and simpler, it’s just appending a search query next to page navigation links on the homepage. That’s it.

Dude, to solve this issue, do one of these things:

1. Either remove WP-Super Cache
2. Either remove Google Analytics
3. Add the following code to your robots here https://macmagazine.com.br/robots.txt

User-agent: *
Disallow: *com_product*
User-agent: Slurp
Crawl-delay: 3

User-agent: Googlebot
Disallow: *com_product*

1 and 2 aren’t options now, and the 3rd suggestion only solves the SEO problem. The query terms will still be appended to my page navigation links, which is awful and doesn’t let my visitors see all my content.

@rafel: Go for W3 Total Cache.

I began as a WP-Super Cache user, then moved to Hyper-Cache then to W3 Total Cache for many, many months. I went back to WP-Super Cache about three months ago and am very satisfied with it.

I’ll give Donncha some time to study this and see if he can find out what’s going on. Otherwise, going back to W3 might be my solution.

Thanks mate.

Mean while Donncha solves the issue, block the queries from crawling though robots.txt to save your Google PageRank.

Good idea. Just done it.

‘Mean while Donncha solves the issue, block the queries from crawling though robots.txt to save your Google PageRank.’

I can’t solve the issue because there is no issue with Supercache. Read my previous message. Supercache is caching a page that has somehow been interfered with. At least as far as I can tell from what you say.

You removed the Google Analytics plugin and the problem went away. That should tell you the problem is there. Supercache is simply caching the page.

Please try another page caching plugin and I’m quite sure the problem will arise again, or try to debug it and track down the problem yourself. I can’t as I’ve never experienced it myself.

There’s no need to try another caching plugin, we only need to access the site without WP-Super Cache enabled. Problem gone.

I’m not using any Google Analytics plugin, as I said. I’ve only installed its native code from Google in my header.

Maybe I’ll have to go back for W3 Total Cache.

Just put in this in the control panel wp-supercache Accepted Filenames & Rejected URIs

/page/*/?
/?

and the plugin don’t cache that pages

Sorry, Add this:

/page/.*/\?
/.*\?

I forgot the regular expresions