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Re: Spiders, ASP pages and frames From jtrod at The Wireless World on 28 Sept '99 replying to Spiders, ASP pages and frames posted by Bob Fabian >I've been promoting my acupuncturist's website, but can't figure out if the major search engines can read framed, ASP pages. If so, someone suggested that I had to put the meta tags in the frameset, does anyone have any experience here? > >Thanks, Bob I have been having the same challenges. I think you will find a lot of answers if you search the archive here for 'asp'. Some things to avoid are Redirects, name/value pairs using '?' in the URL. That one could mean some major changes. I think that you should be able pass most information normally passed in the querystring by using forms and the request object, although this may mean additional javascript/vbscript to get the feel/functionality you want. I feel your pain. I need to make the same changes. There is good information here. Check it out. Good luck!

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>>I've been promoting my acupuncturist's website, but can't figure out if the major search engines can read framed, ASP pages. If so, someone suggested that I had to put the meta tags in the frameset, does anyone have any experience here? >> >>Thanks, Bob > >I have been having the same challenges. I think you will find a lot >of answers if you search the archive here for 'asp'. >Some things to avoid are Redirects, name/value pairs using '?' in the >URL. That one could mean some major changes. I think that you should >be able pass most information normally passed in the querystring >by using forms and the request object, although this may mean >additional javascript/vbscript to get the feel/functionality you want. >I feel your pain. I need to make the same changes. >There is good information here. Check it out. > >Good luck!