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dailypress
msg:3428208 | 7:31 pm on Aug 21, 2007 (gmt 0) |
For some specific reason I wanted to block google from indexing the text links on my page and was told to convert the html to Javascript.
However, when I googled the text my site did show up and when you check the cached version there was a highlight on the text! Any explanation for that?
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londrum
msg:3428272 | 8:47 pm on Aug 21, 2007 (gmt 0) |
they've been looking at javascript for ages. they even seem to follow the links contained in it.
if you really want to hide it then i would do something like this... put the javscript inside a function in an external file, and then just call the function from your page. or call the function when the page loads or something like that - then you won't even need to include the <script> </script>
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hvacdirect
msg:3428408 | 11:39 pm on Aug 21, 2007 (gmt 0) |
They look at the code and try to find links, they just don't run the code like a browser would. I'd imagine its not passing any link juice and thus wouldn't get you in trouble if it was a bad neighborhood, sold, advertisement etc.
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