Google cache shows content of the inner frame

Discussion in 'Google' started by Jack Bean, Jun 2, 2008.

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    I recently noticed that when I look on the cache version of my frame based homepage (and some other sites like snookerusa.com) I no longer see the blank page ,or the content of the NoFrame that Google normally displays for
    pages with frames.


    What I see in Google cache version of the homepage is the content and meta tags of the page that is loaded to the inner frame.


    Does anyone know may be the cause of this or what possible implications it may have on the site's performance?
     
    Jack Bean, Jun 2, 2008 IP
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    ~ServerPoint~ Banned

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    What web site are you talking about?
     
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  3. freshware

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    what you are writing i do't understend.
     
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  4. Jack Bean

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    If you look at the source code of snookerusa.com (I can't give my site company's site) you will see that
    it has only a frameset and a noframe section.

    Up until now Google only showed the NoFrame section but now when I look at the cache text version of the page
    i see the content and metas of the page that is loaded to the frameset (snookerusa.comnews/home.php) and not the content of the homepage.

    Is Google treating frames differently now? or is there a reason why this site is treated differently?
     
    Jack Bean, Jun 3, 2008 IP
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    seems google start load frame contant to original page and process as one page now
     
    InfoSmith, Jun 3, 2008 IP