Re: Trailing Slash redirect (SEO) and CakePHP Forms

> I'm not too experient about .htaccess, but what if you use a rewrite
> rule instead of a redirect?

Another option is to have 2 urls to access the content, but set one of
them as the canonical url for that item.

On the other hand, I really don't follow why you'd want/need/worry
about SEO for forms, sure for content pages, what's so special about
this form that you can't risk loosing SEO for it?

Cheers,

J

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