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Im currently using this code to display threads on my homepage, but its not search engine friendly at all. All Google sees is this:
<script type="text/javascript"> <!-- for (x = 0; x < 10; x++) { document.writeln("<a href=\"forums/showthread.php?t="+threads[x].threadid+"\" class=\"link_color2\">"+threads[x].title+"</a><font color=#9C8A88> <i>("+threads[x].poster+" "+threads[x].threaddate+")</i></font><br />"); } //--> </script> Nothing pulled is cached at all. Now, I went to a website here: www.tault.com and I notice that site pulls threads from its forums on the main page also. The big difference is when you click "View-->Source" the threads are IN the HTML also, making it fully indexable and SEO friendly. So Google sees all of those pulled threads very nicely. But in mine, all I get is a junky looking script. What is www.tault.com doing that allows their home page source code to include the full text of the threads that it is pulling in from their forums? |
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