jdMorgan
msg:3932125 | 3:04 pm on Jun 12, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Again, it is the links on your pages that determine what Googlebot crawls. Here is one method to address the problem of protecting videos:
- Modify your page-generation script to use the URLs you want users and search engines to 'see' in the on-page links.
- Modify your page-generation script to create a short-time or session cookie when the 'view video' page(s) on your site is visited.
- Change the link on your page to point to a 'video serving' script.
- Write the 'video serving' script to check the cookie set above, and serve the video only if the cookie is set by "including" the video as a file and outputting it to the visitor's browser.
- If the cookie is not set, generate a redirect to the 'view videos' page.
Jim
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sweetguyzzz
msg:3932258 | 5:37 pm on Jun 12, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Ok I understand some of what you are saying but I have no idea about it that how it could be done I think you said that the video link which is placed on page is actually supported to a real link and this link have conditions which is set in cookies like if the member is not registered so he or she can not watch this video but in all of these things I can not understand how to forward link to the real link of video like my video is basically placed in the same folder where my VIDEOPLAYER.swf file is so the video link which is placed in <embed> tag is the
../folder/videoplayer.swf?videolink=video-loacation.flv
and I want it to be this
../folder/player-videoname (this can be seen by google bot or visitors and it can be placed in my embed tag and its basically have back hand to)
../folder/videoplayer.swf?videolink=video-loacation.flv So can you please tell me the script which can do this and with explanation it will me more useful and helpful for me.....
I will be very thankful to you
Thanks in advance
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jdMorgan
msg:3932273 | 5:48 pm on Jun 12, 2009 (gmt 0) |
This is not a simple subject, and would require hours (or possibly days) of work to "tell you the script." You will need to try searching on-line for existing scripts which you can purchase, spend some time researching and studying and then do it yourself, or hire a programmer to write a custom solution for you. This forum is intended primarily for discussion [webmasterworld.com], and is not s 'free support desk' or a 'free code-writing service.' Everyone here is an un-paid volunteer, so when there is work to be done pertaining to your question or problem, you are expected to do most of it. The contributing members here will be happy to help with answers to specific, tightly-focused questions. Jim
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sweetguyzzz
msg:3932280 | 5:55 pm on Jun 12, 2009 (gmt 0) |
SO I am just asking that mod_rewrite has capability to do this work?
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