Posted by: DTiddles
Posted on: 2009-10-20 11:44:00
Guys i use PHP on my website to display products from a MYSQL database. I use mod re-write to make the URL more search engine friendly.. Is there any difference between say
http://www.worktopmagic.co.uk/omega-19/Strass-Noir.php
and
http://www.worktopmagic.co.uk/omega-19/Strass-Noir.html
would .html look better for search engines as it look static?
Thanks,
Darren.
Posted by: sXi
Posted on: 2009-10-20 12:03:00
Not at all. It used to matter years ago, but search engines can navigate even the most obscured frameworks these days. And your PHP pages are rendered in lovely XHTML anyway. Awesome looking site btw.
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Posted by: DTiddles
Posted on: 2009-10-26 14:37:00
Thanks, My first attempt at site design with Photoshop..
is it even worth using mod-write on urls like "profile.php?id=4" will google index those pages as well as a static looking page?
Posted by: sXi
Posted on: 2009-10-26 16:27:00
Google will index everything there without a problem. As a matter of fact it will index everything it can access so if there are folders you don't want it sniffing through implement a robots.txt file.
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