Since PHP is parsed before ever reaching it's destination for viewing/profiling, there
should be no penalties for putting this on your page. If you have a page like the
following (in PHP):
Then it will come up like so, when Google/Yahoo/Whoever goes to view it for inspection:
blahblah.
HTH
Martin
>>> Daz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 06/21/02 07:33AM >>>
Hi All
On the website I am building, my Index page (index.html) does a check
to see if it is Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator that the user
has for a browser.. and redirects the user to either
header("Location: ../nav/index.html");
or
header("Location: ../ie/index.html");
depending on the result...
I have one worry though, and that is how do search engines react to
this, when ranking the site? I have all the meta data optimization
etc after the redirection but do the search engines see this or
follow the link?? Do they ignore the structure??
I already parse all .html through PHP with Apache, hence the .php is
not required or penalized...
Thanks for any advice...
Daz
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