randomizing index pages

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by johnnyc08, Mar 29, 2011.

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    hey all, ive googled this and searched here and havent found what im looking to do...dont know EXACTLY what im going to do with it as of yet but i have ideas...

    what im looking to do is make it so ANY time a visitor views my site, the index page is different...ie-you click on my site and refresh 1,000,000 times you get 1,000,000 different pages (over exageration of course but you get the idea)...and this includes google bot...any time the bot shows up to index.php its got something different to index...is this doable or am i over-dreaming?
     
    johnnyc08, Mar 29, 2011 IP
  2. deepspeed

    deepspeed Greenhorn

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    I guess, you may have to run the site locally and check again.
     
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    jareso Well-Known Member

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    Not sure why would you want to do it.
    But of course by using for example PHP it can be done pretty easily.
    All you need is to save (txt, SQL, etc.) index count of your previously displayed index page and to increment it by 1, by every page view (of refresh) … and use it to (generate) new page ...
     
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    frogjy Well-Known Member

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    base on which language are you using!???

    ASP? PHP? JAVA?V
     
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  5. johnnyc08

    johnnyc08 Peon

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    whichever one will do it...not exactly sure how im going to put my whole idea together as of right now tho (cant say really what it is right now either)...still in the 'gears spinning' stage so im not even sure if it would work
     
    johnnyc08, Mar 30, 2011 IP