I'm not an expert in this, but I suspect that some search engines will
probably ignore URL's that look like this:
/path/to/dynamic.php?arg=1&foo=bar
because it sees the ? and knows that it's a dynamic result and perhaps
very likely to change.
I had always assumed that's why many sites (such as amazon) use urls
like this instead:
/path/to/dynamic.php/arg/1/foo/bar
which don't have the ? so perhaps the engine does cache it?
just my 2 cents.
-philip
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>
>So I was having a conversation with a manager/educator in the IT Industry :)
>
>In a discussion concerning search engines he stated how he dislikes dynamic
>web pages (PHP/ASP/JSP/CFM) because search engine spiders 'choke' on dynamic
>content or gives those pages a lower ranking. I can't see this as being
>true. I epically can't see the search spider "choking" on dynamic pages
>returning well-formed/valid HTML.
>
>Any thoughts?
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