On-site - REL-CANONICAL Factor
A JSON telling if the Google Canonical URLs which the referring website has is a relative or an absolute link. If the website does not have any Google Canonical URL, then returns null.
[
{
"path":"http://www.nike.com.br/",
"relative_path":false
}
]
| Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| path | String | The Canonical URL found on the website HTML content. |
| relative_path | Boolean | Tell if the URL path found is a relative or an absolute link, which is mean that the website contains it’s protocol or not. |
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