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Hello,

I have an issue where we will have a website set up with dynamic (AJAX) result pages based on the selection of certain filters chosen by the user. The result page will have 12 results shown and if the user scrolls down, the page will lazy load (infinite scroll) additional results. So for example, with these filters:

• Filter A: Size
• Filter B: Color
• Filter Location

We could potentially have a page for "Large, Blue, New York" results dynamically generated.

My issue is that I want Google to potentially crawl and index all these variations, so that I can have a page that ranks for "Large Blue New York", another page that ranks for "Small Orange Miami" etc.

However, I do not need all the products indexed--- just the page with the first set of dynamic results would be enough since the additional products would just be more of the same. In other words, I am trying to get these pages with filters applied indexed and not necessarily get every possible product indexed. Can anyone comment on the best way to

1. Get Google to index all dynamic variations?

2. The proper way of paginating pages?

Thank you

Thank you, great answer.

Hello, I have a vanity (clean looking) URL that 302 redirects to the ugly version. So in other words

http://www.site.com/url

302 >>>

http://www.site.com/directory/directory/url.aspx

What I'm trying to do is get the clean version to show up in search. However, for some reason Google only indexes the ugly version.

cache:http://www.site.com/directory/directory/url.aspx is showing the ugly URL as cached and cache:http://www.site.com/url is showing not cached at all.

Is there some way to force Google to index the clean version? Fetch as Google for the clean URL only returns a redirect status and canonicalizing the ugly to the  clean would seem to send a strange message because of the redirect back to the ugly.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you,