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Like the parameter passthrough feature. Take a look at places where the parameters are part of the URL structure. For example a Target product page http://www.t
by shekyboy 13y ago
Like the parameter passthrough feature. Take a look at places where the parameters are part of the URL structure. For example a Target product page
http://www.target.com/p/men-s-c9-by-champion-impact-athletic-shoe-black/-/A-14656388#prodSlot=medium_1_1 http://www.target.com/p/men-s-c9-by-champion-impact-athletic...
In order to get data for a different product, I will have to modify the URL itself. I think same holds true for blog posts.
- pranade 13y agoYes, it's a great point. We're working on updating the query param passthrough to handle params within the URL structure.
- shekyboy 13y agoApart from that here are other items. You may have these on your list, but can count my vote to prioritize. 1. Pagination 2. Image URLs 3. Focus on page types such as product pages, posts etc. That way its easy to go from content to content. Will help crawling too 4. Link back to original page included in JSON Finally common sites/pages used by multiple users of your systems should not count against the API count requirement under pricing. You may want to charge against total calls, like Parse.
- pranade 13y agoThanks for the suggestions!