Most will index a plain PHP page just like an .html page. If there is a
query string in the URL, like index.php?id=34, then some search engines
won't index it.
There are methods for creating your URL so that it can be indexed and
still pass values, read some tutorials on Devshed.com or PHPbuilde
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Charl wrote:
> Are PHP files indexed the same way as plain HTML files by search engines?
Search engines don't know or care how pages were generated (PHP, ASP,
Perl, telekinesis, cosmic rays, etc.). They'll slurp up anything with HTML
or text on it. Some will read PDFs and oth
yup
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Charl wrote:
> Are PHP files indexed the same way as plain HTML files by search engines?
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