Would having a url address with two dots in it influence search engines indexing my pages. eg. if the url page address was "/redchair.jpg.html"
If you want Google to know it's an image, then i think "/red-chair-image.html" would make a difference compared to "/redchair.html". As for the two dots in the URL, i dont really understand what you're trying to do - convince it's an html page rather than a jpg or vice versa or as my first guess letting SE know it's an image?
Thanks, fluid... im using mod_rewrite and php to open an image into a new html page, then make the Url friendly so instead of /image.php?=redchair.jpg would become /redchair.jpg.html but im not sure if Google would like my new friendly url /redchair.jpg.html because it has two dots in the address.
Would Google even care, given that the page content isn't text? They can't do a keyword analysis and index on a jpeg image. Scott
Unless he wants the jpeg image to be indexed Sbabb. I wouldnt bother changing to mod_rewrite colling but these could help: 1."/red-chair-image.html" 2. <title>Red Chair Image</title> 3. <img src="bla-bla-bla" alt="Red Chair" />