Sinner_G
msg:560732 | 8:54 am on Nov 11, 2003 (gmt 0) |
.cfm files are generated by Macromedia's ColdFusion (see http://www.macromedia.com/software/coldfusion/?promoid=home_prod_cf_082403 [macromedia.com]). AFAIK it is not more a problem for Google as any other dynamically generated page (ie with ASP, PHP,...).
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Smiley
msg:560733 | 8:54 am on Nov 11, 2003 (gmt 0) |
>.cfm Cold fusion scripting, for server side scripting. Similar to .asp, .php etc. <added>
..too late ... again
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mapostel
msg:560734 | 8:56 am on Nov 11, 2003 (gmt 0) |
That would be a document created by ColdFusion. It's Macromedia's server-side scripting. Please see [google.com ] for a quick explanation. AFAIK, ColdFusion documents get spidered and should be in terms of Google not be treated differently than PHP or ASP documents. Hope it helps, Matthias
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lorax
msg:560735 | 2:27 pm on Nov 11, 2003 (gmt 0) |
>> AFAIK, ColdFusion documents get spidered Yes they do. But they are subject to the same issues as any script built page in that if the CFM files pass variables on the URL then it becomes increasingly unlikely that the search engines will attempt to read and/or follow the links.
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DrDoc
msg:560736 | 4:02 pm on Nov 11, 2003 (gmt 0) |
As a side note: ColdFusion is not Macromedia's baby. It's Allaire stuff. Then of course, Macromedia happened to buy Allaire, but it's still the Allaire team working on ColdFusion, HomeSite, etc.
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