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Originally posted by SkuZZy


Believe it or not, google isn't perfect. Yes, most of what they say is true, but still limited. Tbhey say they can spider PHP, so why don't they spider vbulletin then? Or thousands of other PHP scripts? Because google doesn't like the URL's that some of them use, they are too complex or google doesn't like the session hash, or many other reasons. Same thing goes with javascript. Google understands a VERY LIMITED amount of javascript. Google would be stupid to spider javascript, as it can cause so many problems and also manipulate googlebot into a loop. This is why websites put text links inside javascript when they don't want them to count as a link in google, cause they know google won't touch javascript. It's standard practice.

Please make 2 files: test.php and test.js
Include some code to display a readable text in each file, submit them to Google then let me know if they are indexed.

Google indexes all files that have an text readable output ONLY, as mentioned onto my GOOGLE FACTS, few posts above.

Before I made my own Archive system (almost identical to VB3 one), I did a research on several search engines, in order to optimize my code properly and avoid any Cloacking techniques.