> > I dont think google needs to do much here. If we can get the server > > product to easily allow XML to enhance the HTML response then googles > > indexing will just work.
> I'd love to see this work in a concrete example. ;-) > Again, I am not an HTML expert, (Claus is really the guy that has the > expertise to be saying this) but this is really just the kind of stuff > that he has been talking about. I am just putting a little more specific > meat on the bone. I think Claus pointed to a flash website that does > this that he mentioned earlier in this thread. I don't know if i have any more expertise than you ;) But let me just say that XHTML *is* XML, and XHTML is all about semantics, ie. you *could* use XHTML both as the (perfect) format you use to feed to search engine bots *and* as the datasource for your Flash application/site. Of course you don't *need* to do the latter, you can also pipe the (same) data to Flash via remoting or whatever, but for any of your site's URLs the content a search engine bot sees and the content a human with JS/Flash enabled browser sees must be the same. The Flash website was http://guipaganini.com.br/ It supports deep linking, eg. http://guipaganini.com.br/12/75 View source (or switch off JS) to get the idea. The XHTML is loaded as is into Flash. I'm using the Symfony PHP5 framework on the server side. (Disclaimer: don't look too close at the Flash site, it's been a low budget project and i still need to finetune it) Cheers, Claus. -- claus wahlers côdeazur brasil http://codeazur.com.br/ http://wahlers.com.br/claus/blog/
