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This sounds as a reasonable answer, all the previous things mentioned here have been changed with no positive results.

We will change this and see what happens.

Thanks!

Hey Peter, I'm just having problems with the 4th example, and I believe you are doing it wrong. Not to try to point out problems with your software, but the report that I now have is more or less unusable for my clients because you see the duplicates this way.

What we have, is duplicates reaching to different categories with canonical set up.

B references A in category 1
D references C in category 2
and hundreds more ...

But, because B and D are empty, except for the navigation, the tool sees B and D as duplicates. Two problems with that:
1. They are not even "considered" by Google, because they reference something else as a canonical, so they are not duplicates of each other.
2. The report now shows 10 different pages from different categories as duplicates, and with the number of false identified duplicates it is now impossible for me to find any real duplicates.

So, is my understanding wrong, and what can we do to find the really duplicated pages?

Thanks,

I will take a while to get the change, and to see the results, but Ill get back to you, thanks!

Not sure, of course we can change that (probably), we will try it, thanks for the idea.

Weird, I was sure I have answered this....

So, yes, I've tested it in the testing tool, and both of the versions, the one that we have on the website, and the one that you suggested, show the results in the same way.

And, not sure if I'm right, but the itemscope div isn't closed at all,

just opens a new one.

Any other ideas, or do I see something in a wrong way with your answer Philipp?

Well, the problem here is, that if I put the original HTML into the testing tool, I do see the price show up. And it shows up in the same way if I change it, as you proposed PhilippB.

So the testing tool does not show any difference, as far as I see it, and if I add the URL into the testing tool, it shows the price in the same way...

PhilippB thanks for the idea, but itemscope is declared just above it..

<form action="/p/111104/sleeping-dogs-le-x360" method="post">

| Redna cena: | 29,99 € |

</form>

So, a client webstore has rich snippets on all products, and it seems they are working fine, and are showing up, the only problem is, that the price for an article is not showing up.

The part of the code, that shows the price is this:

Redna cena:
29,99 €

Is the problem that we have the itemprop="price" in a meta tag? I've read around the internet that if you have a lot of meta, this can be a problem.... Can we change it into:

Redna cena:

Would this work, or is there another thing that we can try? The URL for this article is http://www.bigbang.si/igre/sleeping-dogs-le-x360-498998

Not sure, of course we can change that (probably), we will try it, thanks for the idea.