Google bot and SESSIONS

Does anybody knows, does google accept SESSIONS?

I am asking myself if this:

<?php
$_SESSION['nobots']='tralalala';

if(isset($_SESSION['nobots'])){
echo "Welcome real user :)";

}

?>

Code (markup):

will also work for google, not just for real guys

 

I don't get it. Do you want to block google bots? If so, look for robot.txt tutorials on how to do that.

 

of course this code will work.

 

is this code work for Asp.Net pages?

 

Unable to understand your question.. please ask in detail

 

lol...

to my understanding. the session variables are set by your server, not google. ( you have to identify the bot first, then apply that variable to it to work.

lol...

 

No it doesn't: Google will usually not index anything with a "&" in the URL. The "&" is a huge indicator of a session id.

 

"&" is used on url parameters as a parameter separator.

 

Unable to understand your question.. please ask in detail

 

Google can define website session and good handling with it. However, they do not like session since it could make their search results filled with duplicated content. If your web use session then one webpage content can be indexed multiple times because of different session id. That's why Google is likely to avoid index page with session id included, sometime it does index but only one version. If those session disappeared later then that page could be 404 for Googlebots.

 

hummm. Good point. I haven't realized that before.
Thanks... Good share

~Mike