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I'm optimizing a site that was built in coldfusion. Urls are _reasonably_ search engine friendly but I need to block a few pages using robots.txt.
Urls on the site appear like this in the address bar, with no extension: http://www.domain.com/go/our-products/name-of-the-page My question is, does robots.txt need a file extension? Is this a totally noob question? Would this work in robots.txt? User-Agent: * Disallow: /go/our-products/name-of-the-page TIA for any advice. |
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