What could be done to avoid Google robot to use incorrect information?

Hi Experts!

What could be done to avoid Google robot to use incorrect information captured from the code and present this?

According with the picture inconvenient informations (just used for debugging code) is used..and things like

<head>
...
<meta name="robots" content="index,follow" />
...
</head>

are not used in the .php files.

Thanks in advance!

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Eduardo Fuerte

8/22/2022 - Mon

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Eduardo Fuerte

1/15/2014

ASKER

Thank you for the replies

I corrected the bugs and deleted another .php file.

I created a robot.txt with

User-agent: *
Disallow: /prj/php/

To disable the folder where php(s) remains for the robot don't see the undesired files...

And plus put this on the php file header for the robot don't catch information from:

<html>

<HEAD>
<meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow" /> 
</HEAD>
....

Open in new window

Entered Google Webmaster tools that checks the folder allowed for Googleboot./ Googlebot-Mobile...

And robot's engine keep giving the undesired information in the search...

Is it needed a new robot cycle to accept and correct it?

Chris Stanyon

1/15/2014

Now that you've set that up, you may just have to wait and see. If you re-requested a visit from Google, it will take some time - nothing you can do to speed it up!!

Eduardo Fuerte

1/15/2014

ASKER

Ok...
To reinforce I manually excluded at Google Webmaster the undesired folder, with success. Still not ok but like you say... it's time to wait the next robot's visit....

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Chris Stanyon

1/15/2014

Be prepared - it could take weeks :)

Eduardo Fuerte

1/15/2014

ASKER

What a lazy robot (rs)...

Eduardo Fuerte

1/16/2014

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