Mark, web searches on "js graceful degradation" and related terms are
getting me a lot of blog entries about *whether* to do it, but not much
about *how*, can you offer a link that gives the basic howto of putting
both kinds of links on the page? Thanks.
Mark Armendariz wrote:
I like to back-load all my ajax on top of already working pages, so for
instance I might have:
http://www.example.com/news/
And clicking on a headline on that page with js disabled would go to
http://www.example.com/news/headline_with_underscores_or_whatever
But clicking on it with js enabled would just load the story dynamically.
Keeps everyone happy - including your visitors of the arachnid family.
Mark Armendariz
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Subject: [nyphp-talk] Friendly URL, Ajax, and SEO
Lately I'm wondering about best designs when balancing things
like a friendly URL, Ajax, and SEO. It seems there are some
contradictory indications.
First, friendly URLs are great if for no reason than log analysis.
However, friendly URLs are supposedly better for SEO also
(besides all the other stuff for SEO).
The rub is that I'd like to start moving over to AJAX for
CMS-related stuff, such as loading a news article when the
user clicks on a headline. But this seems like it make the
site very search engine un-friendly.
Anybody care to comment on the problem as a whole? Is it an
either/or choice?
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