I was wondering if anyone knows if search engines index
tango dynamic pages?
If so is there something that needs to be done so they are.
It seems since we went dynamic on a part of our site that traffic
Has decreased significantly and the only thing that has
changed is that we made the
Following the google robot on one of my sites that is heavily crawled, it hits all hyperlinks, including those with search arguments. It doesn't submit forms.
On Mar 5, 2004, at 6:44 AM, Michael Dittbrenner wrote:
x-tad-biggerI was wondering if anyone knows if search engines index tango dynamic
The guy that does search engine placement for me has suggested one of the
following to make dynamic pages appear to be html pages. Evidently with the
recent changes with Yahoo and others, they are going to give less priority
to dynamic pages.
I have included the links to products to evidently
Sorry Steve, but something doesn't smell right.
I'd get some proof about such a statement, or do some research, before
spending money and rewriting your site.
Try http://www.webmasterworld.com
Almost sounds like a scam to me.
My 3 cents
Scott Cadillac,
403-281-6090 ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In fact the news this week was deep indexing -- yahoo and others are
collaborating to start indexing the content of databases that is only
available dynamically.
Sorry Steve, but something doesn't smell right.
I'd get some proof about such a statement, or do some research, before
spending
Title: Re: Witango-Talk: Search Engine Indexing and ISAPI
Fil
I posted this in reference to another thread a few weeks ago. I
will post it again. The problem is that KNOWONE knows the algo of
Google except Google. You can only experiment and wait a few weeks and
check the results. I spent a year
I'm looking in Google and can see that they've catalogued pages that
are my item records in a database. Lots of them. Takes two search
arguments to get to them. You'll get crawled and catalogued on all
pages that are hyperlinked.
If you put a form up front, crawlers will stop, though. If
If you have a simple database search - say something created with a
witango search builder. Step one is to fill out a form, which gives you
a found set, then there are hyperlinks to details.
That form won't be crawled. Therefore the detail won't be found.
If, however, you also add some
Thank you for your reply.
I need to better understand how TCFs multithreading are handled by the new
versions of the server (5, 5.5) to know for sure that all the code developed
is still usable, after I install the Witango 5.
In the example you provided I can understand the problem but I do
Hello,
I think I have seen a reference to this issue before in the
archive, but of course I couldnt find it when I needed it.
Im using a SELECT statement in combination with @ROWS
ARRAY and OPTION to display the results of a Direct DBMS action
in a drop down so the user can select a
Title: Message
I think if you add quotes around the value,
it will work.
OPTION VALUE="@VAR
NAME=request$ServRep[@CURROW,1]"
-Original Message-From: Barbara
McCormick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday,
March 05, 2004 12:12 PMTo:
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Hi barbara,
Try including the values in double
quotes:
SELECT NAME="servrep"
@rows
Array="request$ServRep"
OPTION VALUE="@VAR
NAME=request$ServRep[@CURROW,1]"
@VAR
NAME=request$ServRep[@CURROW,1]
/@rows
/SELECT
- Original Message -
From:
Barbara
Title: Message
Thank you it worked.
-Original Message-
From: Storey, Paul
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Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 10:16
AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: @rows
array/SELECT statement returning partial string
I think if you add quotes
Thank you very much
-Original Message-
From: Alan Wolfe
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Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 10:21
AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: @rows
array/SELECT statement returning partial string
Hi barbara,
Try including the values in
This problem is increasing in frequency.
Secure forms are being stripped of postargs. This is one of two meltdown problems now. Hasn't anyone else seen it?
On Feb 21, 2004, at 8:50 AM, Roland Dumas wrote:
On Feb 21, 2004, at 8:48 AM, Mike R. M. Young wrote:
Well that explains a few weird
spyware/addware can cause this to happen.
Also some versions of browsers that are buggy can cause this to happen (IE for
mac is a big offender here), but if this is the case what weve experienced is it
wont be missing all args, just some of them.
Anyways, I'm not sure if this helps but
Thanks. We know it's not spyware because the client's company applied the MS patch to their browsers and as they applied them, each browser became incapable of submitting postargs to their own website. When they applied the antidote patch, they regained postargs. That's pretty cut and dry.
My second urgent problem is increase in frequency of witango crashes.
It is crashing now 4-6 times a day. Needless to say, all the variables
are dumped as it restarts, losing user sessions, etc.
The crash log is very consistent. Always an IODBC thing going on. I
look and there is absolutely
that's a bummer, we havent experienced that yet
ourselves luckily.
what a mess...why does blame never go where it's
due?
Hey one thing you might be able to do is if the
patch's presence is able to be detected from the user agent string, you could
detect it, tell them what the problem is
Take a look at timeouts of user vars. Picture this scenario
login and go to form
get a cup of coffee
user vars timeout
submit form
This problem is increasing in frequency.
Secure forms are being stripped of postargs. This is one of two
meltdown problems now. Hasn't anyone else seen it?
On
nope, not it. I can see it in the witango log. filling up a shopping
cart and then going to the checkout. No waiting. The first SSL form
they complete gets to the server without any postargs. They get the
'missing entry' page, try a few times and depart.
we had cases of users being able to
Mike,
I am going to jump in here.
There is not a threading issue with TCFs in the Witango 5 server. Thread
safety of TCFs was a T2K feature.
The issues will be that you have written code that is not multi request
safe. The servers resources are thread safe, but you can write an
application
Increasing the datasourcelife= will cause Witango to drop/create
datasource connections less. I've found on windows that the server runs
slightly better when it has to do less management of datasources (longer
life). But I still prefer to keep this number as low as possible since I
believe that
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