Re: FN-FORUM: help with getting .php files indexed on search engines

date posted 17th January 2006 16:39

Provided the URLs are linked to (as opposed to only available through
a search) and the URLs remain the same Google's pretty good at
indexing PHP pages.

Eg: http://www.google.com/search?
hl=en&lr=&safe=off&client=safari&rls=en&q=feature+site%
3Awww.chocolatemagazine.co.uk%2F&btnG=Search

Rich Quick
http://www.richardquickdesign.com



On 17 Jan 2006, at 17:05, D D Glendinning wrote:

> Right, this is probably one of those posts where I get half a dozen
> replies telling me not to be lazy and try searching for it on google,
> but the reason why I ask it here is because you are the experts.
>
> Until now I have never really thought of how .php pages are indexed in
> search engines. If for example you have a number of news articles,
> which are listed in summary on news.php page, and full details is
> available on viewNews.php?NewsID=someID, then are the full news pages
> indexed?
> (as in viewNews.php?ID=1, viewNews.php?ID=2, etc..)
>
> How can this be done, and can the title, keywords and description of
> the page be altered depending on the article?
>
> (this is just a simple example I chose to illustrate the questIon)