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Geraint,
Similar to our rutgers sites the other sites that I have JEVENTS on are having many issues with bots, because the bots can just 'generate' the random urls and they get to the site...
https://traditionsatwc.com/news-events/clubhouse-calendar/monthcalendar/2026/10/-
https://sfplnj.org/calendar/month.calendar/2026/09/19/-
Because of this url structure it seems that once the bots 'get a hold of it', then just continue generating these values and hitting the site which then overloads the site.
Do you have a recommendation to combat this issue?
Should I just adjust the menu items to be nofollow? Then maybe they would get 'hidden'?
Thanks,
Laura
Similar to our rutgers sites the other sites that I have JEVENTS on are having many issues with bots, because the bots can just 'generate' the random urls and they get to the site...
https://traditionsatwc.com/news-events/clubhouse-calendar/monthcalendar/2026/10/-
https://sfplnj.org/calendar/month.calendar/2026/09/19/-
Because of this url structure it seems that once the bots 'get a hold of it', then just continue generating these values and hitting the site which then overloads the site.
Do you have a recommendation to combat this issue?
Should I just adjust the menu items to be nofollow? Then maybe they would get 'hidden'?
Thanks,
Laura
rytech123
set the post as Normal priority — 2 weeks ago
See this article for suggestions
https://www.jevents.net/frequently-asked-questions/356-improving-performance-on-your-jevents-site
Most bots will be picking up these dates from links on the site. I guess we could throw a 404 error on dates outside the config restrictions as a first step in the router which would have minimal impact on performance. Do you think that would help?
https://www.jevents.net/frequently-asked-questions/356-improving-performance-on-your-jevents-site
Most bots will be picking up these dates from links on the site. I guess we could throw a 404 error on dates outside the config restrictions as a first step in the router which would have minimal impact on performance. Do you think that would help?
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