Thanks!
I guess the deal is that the site is not complete yet (not even close!)
and I haven't yet written a home page (still have default Apache page :-)
at index.html) and therefore it's not following the links to my .php stuff
... simply because those links don't yet exist.
If that's the case, then UDMsearch is working fine and I'm OK ... just
have to get my butt in gear and get the site up and running.
Does this make sense to you?
-john
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On Thursday, September 21, 1939, David Robley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>On 2 Aug, John Koetsier wrote:
>> Can anyone tell me where I can find more info about indexing PHP files?
>>
>> My site is simply a bunch of files that include functions, call db
>> connections, and get parsed out into what the browser sees.
>>
>> I installed udmSearch as a CGI, and it's working great on all the Apache
>> flat .html files, but it's not even touching my .php files. I know
>> there's a config about this somewhere, but can anyone give me some
>> guidance on how to go about it?
>>
>> Thanks.
>> -john
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>My understanding is that if they are accessible via links from your
>entry point, then they should be indexed unless you have some way
>specifically excluded them.
>
>I'd suggest looking at DisallowNoMatch, AllowNoMatch and also Disallow
>which has ? as one of the disallow options - this will stop indexing if
>your php urls are of the type file.php?var=val
>
>Cheers
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