{"section":"known-issues","requestedLocale":"en","requestedSlug":"consider-map-parameter-in-the-creation-of-canonical-tag","locale":"en","slug":"consider-map-parameter-in-the-creation-of-canonical-tag","path":"docs/en/known-issues/Marketing & Merchandising/consider-map-parameter-in-the-creation-of-canonical-tag.md","branch":"main","content":"## Summary\n\nWhen accessing any search with the `map` parameter in the URL (eg: `www.yourstorename.com.br/department/category/filtername?PS=32&map=c,c,specificationFilter_7`), it is removed for the rendering of the canonical tag. However, the map parameter is essential for setting the loaded content (relative to products of the page with map), so when it's removed, the result may suffer changes.\n\n## Simulation\n\nTo simulate you just need a URL with map. For example:\n\n`www.yourstorename.com.br/department/category/filtername?PS=32&map=c,c,specificationFilter_7`\n\nWhen checking the page's canonical (you can find the canonical by right-clicking \"page source code\"), you can see that it only renders until the interrogation. In this case:\n`www.yourstorename.com.br/department/category/filtername`\n\nThis usually occurs with filters, collections and hotsites.\n\n## Workaround\n\nToday we do not have a palliative solution for this scenario."}