I have a clickable link from site A to site B. I don’t want Google to see this connection between sites. Is there any JScript ready-made solution to use?
I'd use the onclick parameter in a spam tag wrapping the text you want the link on... something like: <span onclick="javascript:location.href='www.landingdomain.com';">My link</span> not sure how cross-browser this technique is.
Google and the other major search engines honor the rel="nofollow" attribute. If you code <a href="some.html" rel="nofollow">somewhere</a>, it will be ignored by the search engines. Using javascript to write the link is a not good solution. Anyone not using javascript will never see your link. cheers, gary
Bundy, What's the reason why you don't want the SEs to see the link? To avoid site A to be considered a link farm or both sites a web ring? If that's the case, I woudn't be so sure about the nofollow param, but don't have facts nor direct experience. Let us know how you go.