---From: Roland Dumas
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2004 2:49
PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: Witango-Talk:
[OT] SEO & include files
no disagreement.
the bots don't find the include files, but they will see whatever the
include has to offer as a seaml
t: Thursday, June 24, 2004 2:52
PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: Witango-Talk:
[OT] SEO & include files
This
really an option on the server… best practice:
/ (root) contains
HMTL and TAFs
/include contains
included html/tml
/TCF contains
TCFs
The
Title: Re: Witango-Talk: [OT] SEO & include
files
That's true. Sorry I misunderstood you.
no disagreement.
the bots don't find the include files,
but they will see whatever the include has to offer as a seamless part
of the rendered page. Therefore, if your include has logic
Title: [OT] SEO & include files
This
really an option on the server… best practice:
/ (root) contains HMTL and TAFs
/include contains included html/tml
/TCF contains TCFs
The web server should be programmed to not
allow read to the /include and /TCF folders. This won’t stop Wita
no disagreement.
the bots don't find the include files, but they will see whatever the include has to offer as a seamless part of the rendered page. Therefore, if your include has logic in it, the bot will see the product of that logic as part of the page that references the include.
so if my in
Title: Re: Witango-Talk: [OT] SEO & include
files
Sorry to disagree, but since the files are processed on the
server side, the bots don't even know they are includes and they read
them just fine.
Case in point...
If you view source of a taf with an include, what you see is what
the
1. you should protect your /includes/ folder to keep someone from guessing file names and reading them. There's usually nothing to hide, but it's a good practice incase your includes have some logic that you don't want to expose.
2. the includes are processed on the server side, replacing the @inc
Anything that the web server sends to the user agent is available.
But what is done with the info is up to the user agent. For example, you
can disable JavaScript or images in your browser, and of couse some info
will not be visible to you.
Likewise, it depends on the search engine as to how t
