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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 03/01/06 04:25
Sheldon Glickler wrote:
> I have an html file and I want to include another file inside this. I tried
> the SSI includes, but that didn't work. I can do the same work using php
> quite easily.
>
> What I want to include is a list of people and a list of tasks. The
> overwhelming bulk of the file is fixed. It is that text that in the file
> that I want to be captures by search engines. That is why I want to go to
> static pages.
>
> My first question is this:
> If I code it as a php file with the all the important text as static and
> only those two lists as dynamic, will the seach engines work as well as if
> the lists were also static?
>
> My second question is if I use an SSI include so that the whole list is in
> the included file, will the search engines pick up elements of that list?
> If so, that is the way I want to go because it will increase the number of
> hits.
>
> The one thing I don't want to do is to actually write those lists statically
> into the page because any time the list changes I would have to rewrite all
> the pages.
>
> Shelly
>
>
This isn't really a PHP question - it's a search engine question.
But the result is the same. The search engine doesn't see the SSI
include or the PHP include - all it sees is the generated HTML - just
like any browser.
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