*update*
For anyone else with the same problem, the easy fix is to use
Parse_str on your php side;
http://php.net/manual/en/function.parse-str.php
You can then use the returned array like you would the built in query-
string parsing functions.
On Jul 27, 2:45 pm, Thomas Wrobel wrote:
> Thanks
Thanks for the clarification.
The problem is, to my knowledge, you can't use the built in parser in
PHP to parse your own strings, it only reads from the URL.
So while you can get the original query string by doing;
$_GET['_escaped_fragment_'], if you got multiple parameters you then
have to pars
On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 8:31 PM, Thomas Wrobel wrote:
> Sorry for my late reply.
> Lets say I have a url like this;
>
>
> http://www.rateoholic.co.uk/main/Rateoholic_Frame.html#!SEARCHFOR=star%20wars&TYPE=videogame
>
> Google Bot will turn it to this;
>
>
> http://www.rateoholic.co.uk/main/Rateoh
Sorry for my late reply.
Lets say I have a url like this;
http://www.rateoholic.co.uk/main/Rateoholic_Frame.html#!SEARCHFOR=star%20wars&TYPE=videogame
Google Bot will turn it to this;
http://www.rateoholic.co.uk/main/Rateoholic_Frame.html?_escaped_fragment_SEARCHFOR=star%20wars&TYPE=videogame
C
Sorry, I'm a little confused too.
When googlebot sees www.example.com?mykey=myvalue#!myhistorytoken ,
it'll turn it into
www.example.com?mykey=myvalue&_escaped_fragment_=myhistorytoken .
Can you give an example (complete fake URLs, like I did above) to illustrate
the problem you're seeing? Tha
Thanks, Sorry if its not clear, but I am actually talking about all of
those things.
PHP is my back end which is generating the static pages.
GWT is what my site is coded in. Its completely dynamic and makes
extensive use of "#" tokens to store and retrieve its states.
I'm attempting to get my si
Hi,
when others are as confused as me than you will get no qualified
answer
You are talking about PHP, url, google and sometimes it sounds that
you are talking about
Google Webmaster Tools. ( != GWT = Google Webtool Kit)
Stefan Bachert
http::/gwtworld.de
Inquiries for professional GWT support
(of course, Id have to code my gwt java to remove the "&" from the
history string before processing)
On Jul 23, 3:54 pm, darkflame wrote:
> Ive noticed that if I change my links to just "#!" google interprets
> them as;
> "_escaped_fragment_="
>
> Which is how its documented.
> However, this mean
Ive noticed that if I change my links to just "#!" google interprets
them as;
"_escaped_fragment_="
Which is how its documented.
However, this means a php $_GET command cant read the first key/value
listed.
So;
$_GET['DisplayReview'] returns as empty if the url is, say, "?
_escaped_fragment_=D
