On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 7:40 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Dear Folk,
> I've developed a website with ajax capabilities and bookmarkable
> supports history,
> I would like to give a specefic Meta tag to each page ...
> what is the solution ? there is two thing in my mind
> 1- upgrade the meta tag with jQuery when each pages loads ...
> for example
> $("meta[name=keywords]").attr("content","a,b,c,d");
> but as you all know when the page loads meta tag is something else
> after that with ajax will be upgrade so I think this may cause some
> problem in search engins ....
exactly, searchengines wont see it.
>
> 2- load another meta tag in the page ....
nope.
the same goes for the <title> tag, also important in search engine
optimization;
you need to call a getPageInfo() function in your php with the same
parameters as you call your content generation with.
It depends on how you seperate your functions to generate different pages.
In my CMS, i have a central function that directs traffic based on GET
parameters to different php files containing what's needed to output that
particular (type of) page.
So i use the same parameters in getPageInfo(), but instead of calling the
php file to generate content, i call a php file with a similar name
(something__pageInfo.php") that contains only the getPageInfo($same,
$parameters) function.
At the central point where i generate my <head>, i call getPageInfo ($same,
$parameters) and insert the right tags for that page.
>
> and this might cause two meta tag in a single page ...
>
> consider there is shopping cart in the web and when each of the
> Products nloads the title of the page changes and their own meta tag
> came in so does anyone have any idea on this matter
>
> at the end I aim is for me to make my page reachable in search engines
> as google and Yahoo
>
> Kind Regards Pedram
>
