Brett_Tabke
msg:242678 | 10:55 pm on Jan 14, 2004 (gmt 0) |
first, welcome webmasterworld. Depends on how it is setup. You want to avoid using cgi parameters in your urls (use standard html/htm file extensions). Other than that, Postnuke works good and attains good rankings if setup properly to mask those cgi urls.
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adamas
msg:242679 | 1:56 pm on Jan 16, 2004 (gmt 0) |
I'm using PostNuke and ModRewrite for one of my sites and it is happily spidered. I would add to Brett's advice to look carefully into what urls you don't want spidered as well. With a lot of dynamically generated pages for membership etc spidering can eat up a lot of processor time, data transfer etc.
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Liber_Tea
msg:242680 | 8:56 pm on Jan 16, 2004 (gmt 0) |
thanks for the comments. Do SE's care if page is PHP? Should I read up on how to mask php to look like html or something? I really like post nuke because it manages content well and now I can focus on simply entering content. Thanks again!
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lorax
msg:242681 | 9:03 pm on Jan 16, 2004 (gmt 0) |
There are several posts here about what the SEs think of .php versus .html. In the short term - I doubt it will hurt your rankings appreciably. When you start passing vars on the URL then yes, you will see the spiders stall. But a simple .php should be fine.
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Liber_Tea
msg:242682 | 10:21 pm on Jan 16, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Thanks. Got my search on :) So much data here. Love it.
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