search engine friendly URLs in a new way?

[Dean C]

You should make it public and make all the url's correct too

- miSt

[okrogius]

Yesterday at 07:20 PM filburt1 said this in Post #8
The idea though is that it shouldn't matter. Despite myth, Google will still index (some) dynamic URLs.

Google indexes dynamic urls fine, as long as there is no session hash present. THe only issue is that, googlbot is programmed not to index too much dynamic urls, as to not overload your site. Generally I find that getting all pages indexes is more valuable then slightly higher load while the crawler is at work.

[Till]

We use a slightly different approach.

Hop over to:
http://forums.htmlcenter.com/archived

Comments appreciated.

Till

[mccollin]

I've tried this hack, and the session hash doesn't appear to be getting dropped by Google. For example, when I look at 64.68.87.55, which Samspade says is Google, the url it is displaying has the session hash in it.

[amykhar]

mccollin, it's not in the true url though. The who's online page is not showing you the actual url. It is showing you what is in the session table.

Amy

[mccollin]

Ah, so you think it is working even though who's online would indicate that it isn't. What about in the log files... they are showing the full session hash as well. How would I then know if it is working?