Google and php advice

What should we bear in mind with getting google to index some php
pages.

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mogga wrote:

What should we bear in mind with getting google to index some php
pages.

Cheers all

PHP should be quite transparent to search engines. It is executed on the
server to generate HTML or XHTML, XML etc. The PHP extension should be
ignored and is often invisible, e.g. if index.php is your main page, though
I am not entirely sure how accurate this is.

Roy

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mogga <di (AT) NOSPAMPLEASEmogga (DOT) com> wrote:

What should we bear in mind with getting google to index some php
pages.

Use mod_rewrite to get good looking URLs :-) Search this group for dynamic
static ;-)

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mogga wrote:

What should we bear in mind with getting google to index some php
pages.

Session IDs of course! They are notorious for getting the bots off track.
MSNBot stops dead in its tracks, Google kinda limps along, but would not
go deep enough into your links structure if all of them have session IDs.
make sure you configure your PHP to use cookies only for session IDs and
make sure your script can get them from the cookies, not from the URLs
(the latter would also become a serious security threat if not gotten rid
of soon enough).

Sincerely,
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