guitarslinger - 9:21 pm on Apr 14, 2004 (gmt 0)

Ok - so let's pull this together....

There is no need to sacrifice organic search engine performance when using a database backend as long as you don't pass too many variables. - That seems to be the summary of what is being said.

Ok, so let's talk practically: How would a relatively successful/accomplished web designer who has a firm grounding in building html sites go about building a new database driven site that will appear correctly for SEO purposes. Which software? Will i have to mod some code? If i'm restricted as to how many variables i can pass to the web page from the database, what sort of things can i store and change easily in the db? If anyone resquests it, I will send them a sticky with my latest two urls so you can see the type of sites i'm creating....and you may offer your advice accordingly if you like?

Rich