At 17:58 28-1-04, you wrote:
On Wed, Jan 28, 2004 at 11:51:06 -0500, Michael Mulligan wrote:
Googlebot visits my site occasionally and follows a lot of my PHP links
with long query strings...
same here, google has been indexing my php site for over 3 years now :)
I find the google site is NOT
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At 17:58 28-1-04, you wrote:
On Wed, Jan 28, 2004 at 11:51:06 -0500, Michael Mulligan wrote:
Googlebot visits my site occasionally and follows a lot of my PHP links
with long query
from google http://www.google.com/webmasters/facts.html
Fiction:
Sites are not included in Google's index if they use ASP (or some other
non-html file-type.)
Fact:
At Google, we are able to index most types of pages and files with very
few exceptions. File types we are able to index include:
is that it tends to avoid or downgrade URI's with parameters tacked
onto
the end.
Does that go for internal links in your site then ???
news.php?start=10 etc ??? Could be tricky writing dyamic pages then.
Thanks,
Jon
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Jon Bennett wrote:
is that it tends to avoid or downgrade URI's with parameters tacked onto
the end.
Does that go for internal links in your site then ???
news.php?start=10 etc ??? Could be tricky writing dyamic pages then.
Some spiders will not visit URLs with query strings, some will. Those
On Wed, 2004-01-28 at 08:34, Jon Bennett wrote:
is that it tends to avoid or downgrade URI's with parameters tacked
onto
the end.
Does that go for internal links in your site then ???
news.php?start=10 etc ??? Could be tricky writing dyamic pages then.
mod_rewrite is your friend
Googlebot visits my site occasionally and follows a lot of my PHP links
with long query strings...
-Mike
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On Jan 28, 2004, at 8:34 AM, Jon Bennett wrote:
Does that
On Wed, Jan 28, 2004 at 11:51:06 -0500, Michael Mulligan wrote:
Googlebot visits my site occasionally and follows a lot of my PHP links
with long query strings...
same here, google has been indexing my php site for over 3 years now :)
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Is Googlebot (or any other bot) able to follow links that are php?
e.g.
a href=Contact.phpContact Us/a
a href=Product.phpimg src=Images/product.jpg width=110 height=111
border=0/a
Is there a way to invite bots to your site?
Thanks
Matt
Hartley, Matt wrote:
Is Googlebot (or any other bot) able to follow links that are php?
e.g.
a href=Contact.phpContact Us/a
a href=Product.phpimg src=Images/product.jpg width=110 height=111
border=0/a
Yes.
Is there a way to invite bots to your site?
For most, yes.
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If you read the pages on google you will know the answer.
Hartley, Matt wrote:
Is Googlebot (or any other bot) able to follow links that are php?
e.g.
a href=Contact.phpContact Us/a
a href=Product.phpimg src=Images/product.jpg width=110 height=111
border=0/a
Is there a way to invite bots to
That's not very helpful.
I am also curious about this.
Anyone have a more thought provoking answer?
Frank
--- Raditha Dissanayake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you read the pages on google you will know the answer.
Hartley, Matt wrote:
Is Googlebot (or any other bot) able to follow links
Perhaps this link will help:
http://www.google.com/webmasters/
Frank Tudor wrote:
That's not very helpful.
I am also curious about this.
Anyone have a more thought provoking answer?
Frank
--- Raditha Dissanayake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you read the pages on google you will know the
Frank Tudor wrote:
Anyone have a more thought provoking answer?
Do some minimal research (Google is good for this) and you would find
the answers yourself.
Hartley, Matt wrote:
Is Googlebot (or any other bot) able to follow links that are
php?
Yes. Most spiders will crawl over most types of URL.
As others have already pointed out to you, what better place to find
information about google than google?
Frank Tudor wrote:
That's not very helpful.
I am also curious about this.
Anyone have a more thought provoking answer?
Frank
--- Raditha Dissanayake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you
Is Googlebot (or any other bot) able to follow links that are php?
As others have already pointed out to you, what better place to find
information about google than google?
That, or your server logs - googlebot is great about identifying itself.
RTFM's aside, a little understanding of how HTTP
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