Quality Score & JavaScript

Hi,

I want to use JavaScript for dynamic keyword insertion in my landing page.
I really want to know if the QS reads this js code and will give me better QS or not.
How it will be done:
I will use destination url like: http://www.test.com/?kw={keyword}
A javascript code will display the keyword on page like this:
document.write("You have searched for " + getQueryVariable('kw'))

Will it give me better QS or ignore the javascript? I have been searching for an answer all over... Please if someone tested this method or knows about it, I will be happy to know.

Thanks,
Or M.

 

I've not tested it - but my instinct says the javascript will be ignored - google bots have limited ability to read javascript in any case.

 

a fair bit is unknown with bots and javascript, why not just use php?

 

Does PHP is known to effect QS?
My problem is that due to technical stuff I can not use PHP on this website, only JavaScript.

 

Does anyone knows anything about this issue?

 

php is better option

 

I'm voting PHP because of its flexibility. Many programs like SpeedPPC and EfficientPPC use PHP to generate their tokens.

Bottom line, just use PHP. Find the right programmer and they can probably code you something for a mere $20-$30 (or less.)

All your doing is pulling the keyword from the URL using a GET method I think, or maybe I'm ass backwards. Like I said, it shouldn't be too hard to code. Good luck...

 

Thanks for the reply.
The problem is that I can't use PHP due to technical stuff.
Do you have any insight about JavaScript?

 

Dynamic keyword insertion can be done, but not sure about the delivery method.

 

Yes of course it can be done, but how it effects the QS?