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Re: PHP and search engine indexing From Mike at ThePowerHour on 6 Nov '01 replying to Re: PHP and search engine indexing posted by Milana These days, Google and one or two other major engines will index them, along with PDF documents as well. >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

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>These days, Google and one or two other major engines will index >them, along with PDF documents as well. > >>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
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