Is Google aware of [cut]?

Discussion in 'Google' started by vinyl, Jul 29, 2004.

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    Ok, lets rephrase this a bit - Whats your suggestion of executing external PHP thru HTML and giving output which can be indexed by Google? Is JS the only way without working with server side (I wanna support as many people as I can so ALL server sides are OFF) and if so, can I somehow retain 'crawlability' with it?
     
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  2. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    #2
    I don't think they can understand it yet, but they are working on it... Check this thread.
     
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    vinyl Well-Known Member

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  4. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    Funny thing about that one is it wasn't actually a link, it was JavaScript that generates HTML (with a link in it). So it seemed like they simply scanned for links within JavaScript code, rather than actually understanding it.
     
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    vinyl Well-Known Member

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    Check the rephrased first post - you answer is that it isnt possible to get backlinks somehow like that?
     
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    You can use SSI if your server supports it... or just evaluate your html page as PHP pages.
     
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    vinyl Well-Known Member

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    You know how dificult it is to support people with such an implementations. I am aware of many ways and I just wondered if theres any "easy" solution (like JS, which gives them what they like most - pure copy/paste) which can be used to retain SE friendly content and without getting me bothered with questions like "Does my server supports SSI" or "What is .htaccess" etc.

    JS sounds right, if only I can make Google friendly content. Do you think that <script language="javascript" scr ="js.js" type="text/javascipt"></script>

    makes any difference in comparation to

    <script language="javascript" type="text/javascipt">document.write('HTML here');</script>

    I doubt, but it wont harm to ask.
     
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  8. Will.Spencer

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    I was running a bit of JavaScript for several months that rotated ads for various URL's of mine in the page footer.

    The user would see only one ad at a time.

    Google, on the other hand, saw all of the ads all of the time.

    That was some super cross-linking.

    Howerer, it appears that Google is heavily dampening benefits from cross-linking.
     
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    At least Google is only dampenning the effect. It seems like Yahoo is going hell bent on removing any crossinked sites from their index. I have had 3 emails today about sites being removed. In all cases there has been crosslinking on the same IP block. Nothing dirty, just lopsided links. etc
     
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