Re: javascript and the engines

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Re: javascript and the engines

From Wayne on 01 September '98
adding to Re: javascript and the engines posted by Max

>>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 ...

You're kidding, not even for me...
Maybe some kind of merit service award or something that certifies you as
a straight shooter, no gimmicks, no games, just a nice clean site is in order.

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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 ... >You're kidding, not even for me... >Maybe some kind of merit service award or something that certifies you as >a straight shooter, no gimmicks, no games, just a nice clean site is in order.