Thanks that clears things up a lot.
I'll change them all to #!.
I knew that if I used ? the user would need page refreshes, but this
would only have been seen if the user has javascript disabled. I
figured I could possibly use the search-engine crawlable version also
has a "javascriptless" version
That's right - you'll want #!.
You don't want to use _escaped_fragment_ because that's just meant as a
temporary URL between the crawler and your site, not for the user (remember
that if your user would click on _escaped_fragment_, they'll get a rendered
snapshot, not a functioning JavaScript page
I always use the "#!meep" syntax, which when the google crawler sees
it interprets as ?_escape_fragment. I seem to recall reading in the
google documentation that this is the correct way to do it.
-Rob
On Jul 17, 8:12 pm, darkflame wrote:
> Thanks for both your help I'm almost there now.
> The
Thanks for both your help I'm almost there now.
The $param= $_GET['_escaped_fragment_']; worked fine, now the rest of
my php works.
One other query, however; What should the links generated by this php
file return?
If my normal code set history to something like "#meep" (which would
now be "#!mee
Hi darkflame,
Not sure I fully understand your second question, but you should be
able to just use $param= $_GET['_escaped_fragment_']; and then process
the code as normal.
Also, the 'Fetch with googlebot' tool in Webmaster tools is very
helpful, showing you exactly what google will actually be cr
Hi darkflame,
> a) As my server doesn't support server-side java, I'll be using php to
> generate the static/snapshot pages. How close do they have to be to
> the proper/GWT ones? Is it good enough if the text and links are
> exactly samebut not the images/layout? I dont want to be accused
>
a) As my server doesn't support server-side java, I'll be using php to
generate the static/snapshot pages. How close do they have to be to
the proper/GWT ones? Is it good enough if the text and links are
exactly samebut not the images/layout? I dont want to be accused
of spoofing, but replicat
