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At 4:39 PM + 12/14/04, Richard Davey wrote:
sp> does anybody know how does google (and other search engines)
index websites
sp> implemented in PHP + MySQL? For instance, sites which use PHP based CMS
sp> (Content Management Systems)?
It doesn't. It indexes the HTML that th
> This is really two questions about Google indexing
> Let's say I have a site in PHP & MySQL.
> Let's say that I have some links on my site that use GET variables to
> call other PHP pages and pass them a GET variable, like
>
> http://www.somesite.com/somedir/somepage.php?flag=15
>
> The "flag" va
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Follow up question:
At 4:39 PM + 12/14/04, Richard Davey wrote:
sp> does anybody know how does google (and
On Wednesday 15 December 2004 02:04, Jason FB wrote:
> Will Google see both pages if I have both linked with
> tags? Or will it stop at the question mark, only loading the page
> somepage.php and ignore the ?flag=14 and ?flag=15 or whatever? Will
> it index ?flag=14 and ?flag=15 as two separate p
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Follow up question:
At 4:39 PM + 12/14/04, Richard Davey wrote:
>sp> does anybody know how does google (and other search engines)
>index websites
>sp> i
> I've heard different claims about how google handles GET queries and am
> pretty sure it doesn't submit POSTed forms.
I can guarantee that at least one time one search engine indexed a URL
with GET data in it.
Shocked the [bleep] out of me to find one of my dynamic pages in a search
results pag
On Dec 14, 2004, at 1:04 PM, Jason FB wrote:
If the answers to the questions above are Yes and No, then I could use
a dynamically generated list of links with ?flag= to make Google crawl
through the part of the MySQL content (as displayed through the
scripts in HTML) that I want it to, using lin
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