Re: javascript and the engines

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Re: javascript and the engines

From Max on 31 August '98
adding to javascript and the engines posted by Wayne

>Does javascript have any effect on the search engines effectivness in spidering out your site?
>If so, is there any way to reduce the effect?

They are programmed to ignore script. Considering the recent
publicity about collecting user ID with scripts, your visitors
may have Java and Javascript disabled. don't make any links
dependent on it or they will not be able to use your site. No,
they won't turn it on just for you ...

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Re: javascript and the engines Wayne - 01/9/98
- Re: javascript and the engines Max - 01/9/98
  - Re: javascript and the engines Wayne - 01/9/98

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>>Does javascript have any effect on the search engines effectivness in spidering out your site? >>If so, is there any way to reduce the effect? >They are programmed to ignore script. Considering the recent >publicity about collecting user ID with scripts, your visitors >may have Java and Javascript disabled. don't make any links >dependent on it or they will not be able to use your site. No, >they won't turn it on just for you ...