>
> Prohibiting indexing requires that we change all html files of older versions
> (using one of the meta tags at the top of an HTML file), or placing a
> robots.txt file into these directories. That requires access to the web
I think you can forbid indexing robots from going into directorie
On 12/01/2016 03:56 PM, Jean-Paul Pelteret wrote:
This leads me to wonder whether would it be useful (or even possible) to
promote the developer version of the documentation in search engine results in
preference to the older versions?
I think that's a valid question. The way I would probably d
Hi Bruno,
That makes sense, and is another tick for the "use the latest release"
column :-)
Thanks,
J-P
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Hi Toby,
I still use grep locally for this, although I also use the doxygen search
> tool too.
>
Thats a good idea, if you know exactly what phrase you're looking for.
Sometimes I can't think of the correct term and need to paraphrase and
thats why a search engine is more useful for this purpo
Jean-Paul,
2016-12-01 17:56 GMT-05:00 Jean-Paul Pelteret :
> When I answer posts on the forum I try my best to add links to relevant
> portions of the documentation.
> I tend to choose (when I remember to do so) those from the developer page
> because I anticipate that these links would exist in p
> As sometimes its easier to search for a key phrase than a specific
namespace/class/function, I preferentially use Google as opposed to the
search bar in the Doxygen docs.
I still use grep locally for this, although I also use the doxygen search
tool too.
> This leads me to wonder whether would
Dear all,
When I answer posts on the forum I try my best to add links to relevant
portions of the documentation.
I tend to choose (when I remember to do so) those from the developer page
because I anticipate that these links would exist in perpetuity as we move
to version 9 and beyond.
As somet
