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Posted by Wrm on 06/07/05 04:45
"Luigi Donatello Asero" <jaggillarfotboll@telia.com> wrote in message
news:EO6pe.26695$d5.177630@newsb.telia.net...
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> There is and as I previously wrote
> in order to legitimately protect the interests of my one-man business I
> cannot always say what I am planning to do
You can send .html files that contain PHP and it's all the same for the
user, so point of having .html and .php (both) is kinda silly :) I doubt
that there are any reason why using exactly same pages in .php and .html
would protect anything, still, it's your choise if you are willing to live
with possible penalties with searchengines and you really think there's any
reason to do so.
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> It could happen but in this case I have other priorities-
> Google has not shown to appreciate content anyway.
> And, by the way, it does not show my pages with subsubdirectories.
Have you considered possibility that maybe it hasn't properly crawled your
site because OF duplication for all pages on .html and .php? There are
claims that google crawls site slower when it's HTTPS and then if there's
even duplicate content besides that...
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> How do you do that?
Depends from what kinda database I'd be running my site from, but most
likely there would be table of URLS in site, with anchor texts (maybe even
small text description of page content if there would be reason for that),
and I'd run SQL query, feed data from it to PHP script and let it build
sitemap...
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