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Re: PHP and search engine indexing From Milana at 65 Little Known Web Design Tips and Techniques... on 30 April '01 replying to PHP and search engine indexing posted by Jeff Jeff, when I studied the subject of SE submissions and optimization, I remember reading about ASP pages (since I had some ASP scripts running, I was concerned). What most SE policies said is that they can't index any URL that contains "?" symbols that usually mean a query is being run. In other words, a simple index.asp would work, while index.asp?id=3 would not. I am assuming it is the same with PHP, but since I have never programmed in this language, it is only a guess. Milana Nastetskaya "65 Instant Web Design Answers" www.instantwebanswers.com

Re: PHP and search engine indexing - Mike - 06/11/01

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>Jeff, when I studied the subject of SE submissions and optimization, I remember reading about ASP pages (since I had some ASP scripts running, I was concerned). What most SE policies said is that they can't index any URL that contains "?" symbols that usually mean a query is being run. > >In other words, a simple index.asp would work, while index.asp?id=3 would not. I am assuming it is the same with PHP, but since I have never programmed in this language, it is only a guess. > >Milana Nastetskaya >"65 Instant Web Design Answers" >www.instantwebanswers.com