Hey,
i have a navigation structure which links to dynamic pages.
eg the menu would be like:
Home
Foo
Bar
with these linking to:
index.php?c=home
index.php?c=foo
index.php?c=bar&items=10
this system in itself works great - however, i would like this to be search engine spider friendly, eg i want google spiders and the like to be able to get to all the pages.
I had thought about doing this using mod_rewrite so making the links as follows:
/page/home
/page/foo
/page/bar/10/
and then using a .htaccess file to point them to the correct page. My question is - will this make it completely spider friendly? if not - what would i need to do to get google spiders to index these dynamically generated pages?
Also, if the mod_rewrite method will work - exactly what do i need to put in the .htaccess to get it to redirect the mock directories to the correct page?
Thanks in advance
i have a navigation structure which links to dynamic pages.
eg the menu would be like:
Home
Foo
Bar
with these linking to:
index.php?c=home
index.php?c=foo
index.php?c=bar&items=10
this system in itself works great - however, i would like this to be search engine spider friendly, eg i want google spiders and the like to be able to get to all the pages.
I had thought about doing this using mod_rewrite so making the links as follows:
/page/home
/page/foo
/page/bar/10/
and then using a .htaccess file to point them to the correct page. My question is - will this make it completely spider friendly? if not - what would i need to do to get google spiders to index these dynamically generated pages?
Also, if the mod_rewrite method will work - exactly what do i need to put in the .htaccess to get it to redirect the mock directories to the correct page?
Thanks in advance
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