Canonical urls

Hello,

Well.. I set the option to "No, generate the URLS" and the products that have alias in greek display in front-end display: product not found.
Also, I have imported books via csv so in back-end some books have the alias empty, because I didnt set the field in the file. In that case: "product not found". Seeing that, I turned the option to "use and generate if it is missing".

What more info can I provide?

PS: I have opened a thread ( www.hikashop.com/forum/product-category-...-canonical-urls.html ), because I am thinking that these matters are similar but different to what we are discussing here. I mean, when I diactivate the canoncial, the old products doesnt display, but I would like a flexible URL, in breadcrumps, if a product is in 2 or 3 categories. From what I have read in forum and in documentation, I understood that the "use and generate" option in canoncial is more valid (if the word is accurate).

Thank you in advace.

Hello,

Example with Canonical Up
Canonical URL: ... /xartopoleio/eksoplismos-grafeiou/mixanes-sirrafis-sirmata/product/5639-mixani-syrrafis-parva-no-64
URL on product: ... /xartopoleio/eksoplismos-grafeiou/mixanes-sirrafis-sirmata/product/5639-mixani-syrrafis-parva-no-64

Example with Canonical Down. (Error Product not found)
Canonical URL: ... /xartopoleio/eksoplismos-grafeiou/mixanes-sirrafis-sirmata/product/5639-mixani-syrrafis-parva-no-64
URL on product: ... /xartopoleio/eksoplismos-grafeiou/mixanes-sirrafis-sirmata/product/mixani-syrrafis-parva-no-64 (ID missing)

In both examples: Remove products and categories id in URLs is "Yes" and alias is in greek.

SEF options (I change only the field with canonical, now it is down):

Hello,

So, if I turn down the "remove id" and set the canonical off, the products will be displayed, because the system will match the product's ID. Plus, for what we are discussing here: www.hikashop.com/forum/product-category-...cal-urls.html#311789 , I will be able to have one product, in two+ categories with different path in breadcrumps, but with one canonical URL (SEF be good), becuse the system match the ID as well and not the alias, which is in greek.

Sorry if the reference is off-topic, but I try to come in conclusion.