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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 10/07/91 11:46
maxvalery@gmail.com wrote:
> Thanks. Do you think a dynamic one-pager which gives an appearance of
> a full site through 'index.php/?id=1' would be indexed better than the
> same site with every page written in html? Something is telling me
> plain html sites float up faster.
>
Not necessarily. And even if you do have a "page1.html" for the search engines,
how are you going to link to it? And even if you do link to it. the search
engine will point to it - not to "index.php?id=1".
But virtually all of my dynamic pages do have their own URLs. Through Apache's
mod_rewrite, "/page1.php" may well point to index.php?id=1.
However, it's also not how I design my sites overall. I let each page have it's
own url, with html and code as necessary for that page. Common headers and
footers are included.
Even so - most are dynamically generated in PHP, Perl or ASP.
But if you want to know more about search engines and optimizing for them, I
suggest you try a search engine news group. This isn't a PHP question.
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