lioness
msg:957326 | 2:28 pm on Oct 18, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Some of the asp code is creating the straight HTML code. When viewed on the resulting page, the spiders see pure HTML code. Even the asp code which is, for example, pulling data out of a database and formatting it into a table, ultimately results in simply an HTML table full of data. Does this answer your question?
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ganesan
msg:957327 | 3:28 am on Oct 19, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Thanks for ur reply my friend, This i want.But i need detailed answer.That means i want the steps which type of steps shall i take? I hope u can answer my question.advance thanks to u my friend...
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lioness
msg:957328 | 12:51 pm on Oct 19, 2004 (gmt 0) |
If I understand correctly, you are working on positioning your site, and are asking how search engine spiders crawl a page which is written in asp. Is that correct?
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ganesan
msg:957329 | 1:37 pm on Oct 19, 2004 (gmt 0) |
u r absolutley right lioness, i think u can help me.
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lioness
msg:957330 | 1:47 pm on Oct 19, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Even though the page is written in asp, when the document is displayed, take a look at the source code (within the web browser) and you will see what the search engine spiders see; HTML code. Does that make sense?
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dotme
msg:957331 | 1:51 pm on Oct 19, 2004 (gmt 0) |
I think you're operating under the assumption that pages ending in .asp somehow rank lower than .html pages in search engines. There are exceptions, of course - like asp pages with long querystring values (page.asp?id=qwyetywquyrtuy). But it's been my experience that sites with .asp files do just as well as those with pages ending in .html So if you're trying to change your .asp to .html purely to improve your rankings, it's probably not going to have that effect. Maybe others can offer opinions too. There are many things webmasters can do to try and increase positioning, but changing filenames isn't likely to have a big impact.
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mattglet
msg:957332 | 2:00 pm on Oct 19, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Bottom line:
It doesn't matter what language your pages are written in, all that matters is what is outputted in the HTML that's returned to the browser. It should be formatted (at least) semi-correctly, and should not contain any possible spam methods. As for querystrings, just keep it reasonable. Google does fine handling 3 or 4 values (just look at the SERPS), as do most of the big SE's (as long as you don't have variables listed as "id"). It's all HTML in the end, and that's the stuff that matters most.
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ganesan
msg:957333 | 3:26 am on Oct 20, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Thanks friends, But i read an article in some sites they said if the asp query string URl "?" will be change "/" type syntex SE spiders can index our page easily Also they are recommand a tool like ISAPI Rewrite mod. But its configuration is too critical.so i want a easy method for change the Query string "?" to "/"sting url in .ASP pages any one help me?
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mattglet
msg:957334 | 2:33 pm on Oct 20, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Everything you need to know. [webmasterworld.com ]
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ganesan
msg:957335 | 3:12 pm on Oct 20, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Thanks to u my friend. I will try this.if u have more idea pls post.
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