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  1. #1

    Google wont follow links.

    I made a little php/sql script to log recent searches used by my server, in hope of google to crawl and index that. But it doesn't see that it wants too..

    Heres the script : http://mp3realm.org/searches.php . It indexed the searches.php itself, but did not follow the links inside of that. Why?


    Any tips?


    Thanks, Josh.
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  2. #2
    Something wrong with your scripting..

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    I may be wrong, but I don't think search engines spider dynamic pages. I know they don't for pages that are page.php?this=that&.... so im assuming they wouldnt be able to get the content from dynamic search results.....

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    It's because they are dynamic pages with the " ? "
    There are ways to take dynamic PHP files and make them appear to be static, you may want to research something like that.
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    Ya most of the time they don't cache dynamic pages like that very well.

    Look into mod_rewrite, you could turn articles.php?id=5 into /articles/5/ or something similar and then google would spider it fine.

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    Yes. I have realized and read that. So now im converting my Tables to all CSS, shrinking the images in filesize, and re-making the search engine and making it run off mod_rewrite.


    Thanks anyway
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