Hey Jerry,

May i know how do you run SEO on your site? Is it one of the SEO component you run from your backend?

Because I did check from your Easyblog frontpage, if you click on the RSS icon from the Easyblog toolbar, it seems work fine.

http://www.renegaderadio.net/index.php/social-articles

Perhaps you can try purge cache/index from your SEO component and try re-check again.

(2) different links. YES - the one on the site *now* works fine. the *problem* is i had easyblog setup when my was was:

http://www.renegaderadio.net/radio - and had RSS setup.

when i run a broken link detector, *every single page* has this link on it:

http://renegaderadio.net/radio/index.php/social/easyblog?format=feed&;type=rss

try that one - it won't work. see how it still says "radio"? pointing to an old site? it's the *old* link still there - somewhere. i need to know where this is coming from to turn it off so my SEO won't be tanking like it is now.

thanks again!

jerry

Hi Jerry,

Thanks for the clarification. May i know this 'broken link' detector, is this a online tool such as google web master tool? If yes, most likely your old links are still cached in search engine provider such as google search engine.

Maybe what you can do is to write a custom url rewrite so that any links to your site that has the /radio/ will be redirect to non /radio/ version. One way of achieving this is create rewrite rules using htaccess.

Hope this help and have a nice day!

semrush for one. we did a full audit using this tool and i've been cleaning up a ton of broken links page by page but there are some that appear *every* page and this is the last one i can't find where it's coming from.

last night i ran https://www.marcobeierer.com/tools/link-checker to do spot checks along the way and this still shows up. feel free to run it on my site and you'll see it.

it can't be a cache because we've *NOT* been in /radio for a year. when we moved to our new provider a year ago we also moved out of /radio and put it simply in the root. there has to be a file out there somewhere joomla pulls in for their templates where this is stored and i just need to know where or which one. i *do not* wish to relink something th at appears on every single page to a valid link. i need to find where this is coming from and get rid of it.

jerry

also - i believe i opened up a support ticket to get your help in moving our site from /radio to the root. this is just a holdover from that setup and i need to find it and nuke it. it also can't be a cache because it shows up on pages created long after we moved out of /radio so something is adding this to every page.

where is the valid URL kept/stored in the system, not dashboard. it's fine in the admin panel of joomla / easy blog.

wow - you are 100% right and i forgot that's how i set that up. 100% me and thank you for pointing that out.

jerry

You are most welcome, glad that your issues are resolved now