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Does having one file with different query strings count as one page?
And would a link on all "pages" count as multiple links? |
HughMungus
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| 3:57 pm on Feb. 8, 2005 (utc 0) |
I have one website that's basically one file and all other "pages" are nothing more than dynamic pages populated by what's in the query string via the database or server-side includes (e.g., index.php?a=12345 or in the case of includes, index.php?c=FAQ0). First, does this count as a "one page website" according to the search engines? Second, either way, what would be the value of a link compared to a website that has subdirectories and different filenames (or appearing to have different filenames with mod_rewrite).
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ryan26
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| 4:24 pm on Feb. 8, 2005 (utc 0) |
| First, does this count as a "one page website" according to the search engines? |
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No. Each dynamic iteration that is referenced by a link will be looked at as a separate page. Second, either way, what would be the value of a link compared to a website that has subdirectories and different filenames (or appearing to have different filenames with mod_rewrite).
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Not quite sure what you mean. Can you elaborate?
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blend27
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| 4:44 pm on Feb. 8, 2005 (utc 0) |
index.php?c=FAQ0 and index.php?C=FAQ0 will even count as separate pages url.c and url.C different pages same content, at least to Google.
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