Search Engine Spider-Friendly JavaScript Content

By Will Bontrager
2005-09-24


Search Engine Spider-Friendly JavaScript Content

If you have syndicated content delivered with JavaScript, the content might not be indexed by the search engines.

Syndicated content, in this article, means HTML content (text, images, forms, and so forth) delivered from a remote site and published on your page with JavaScript code similar to:

<script 

   language="JavaScript" 

   src="http://example.com/file.js">

</script>

If you syndicate the Possibilities articles, you're familiar with the above. The software used to prepare and deliver JavaScript syndicated content is Master Syndicator V4 from http://willmaster.com/msyn or Master Syndication Gateway V2 from http://willmaster.com/gateway

It make the syndicated content search engine spider-friendly, use an SSI tag to insert the content into your web page. The SSI tag runs a CGI program that fetches and delivers the content.

Tutorial Pages:
» Search Engine Spider-Friendly JavaScript Content
» The CGI Program
» The SSI Tag


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