Peter Bisset wrote:
>
> There is a simple way to do this and it will work for all robots.
>
> Simply make sure you include all the URLs that your page creates inside a <noscript>
>... </noscript> section after your <script> ... </script> section.
>
> Two benefits -
>
> 1. works for browsers without js
> 2. lets robots index the page
>
> I do exactly this and it works a treat.
This only works for JavaScript navigation, but will have major
disadvantages
(and also not work in all cases) for document contents (which is what
Nguyen
does:
>> my site use Javascript to generate the content (for compat b/c Netscape
If content is created with document.write(), then you'll get quite an
overhead
in the file sizes as they will get twice as big.
cheers,
Torsten
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