Thanks for your response Tom.

Essentially there is only one query string variation that is live and linked to for the 10 pounds url.

/10-pounds-products/     =>     /10-pounds-productss/?display=cost&value=10

The text content is identical on both URLs however the query results are obviously different.

I don't think there is a way to remove the canonical tag aside from removing the plugin so I may have to go with changing it to the query string.

Ideally I would like for users to see the non-query version in the SERPs and the click through to the the query version of the page. Not sure that's possible now though I will speak to the developer to see if this issue is avoidable.

Thanks again

Rosh

Hi,

I have recently been getting my comparison website redesigned and developed onto wordpress and the site is now 90% complete. Part of the redesign has meant that there are now dynamic urls in the format:

http://www.mywebsite.com/10-pounds-productss/?display=cost&value=10

I have other pages similar to this but with different content for the different price ranges and these are linked to from the menus:

http://www.mywebsite.com/20-pounds-products/?display=cost&value=20

Now my questions are:

1. I am using Joost's All-in-one SEO plugin and this adds a canonical tag to the page that is pointing to http://www.mywebsite.com/10-pounds-products/ which is the permalink. Is this OK as it is or should i change this to http://www.mywebsite.com/10-pounds-products/?display=cost&value=10

2. Which URL will get indexed, what gets shown as the display URL in the SERPs and what page will users land on? I'm a bit confused so apologies if these seem like silly questions.

Thanks