Are ‘include’ links indexed by SE ?

[wm00]

I know most of SE don’t spider a url with “?”
I would like to know if I change http://www.ropile.com/index.php?search_query=home with http://www.ropile.com/home.php where home.php have only <? include "http://www.ropile.com/index.php?search_query=home" ?> the SE will see the page content (what I see on my browser) or only the ‘include’ command.

Any help or commentary on this will be usefull.
Thank you,
wm00

[brotherhood of LAN]

I would say neither from the way I read it....because your replacing your index.htm with home.htm

but im not sure if im getting you 100%

[Marcia]

Welcome to the board, wm00.

It's not 100% clear just what you're trying to do and how or to which page, but what's done server-side is seen as what ends up on the page, not the include command. You can try a site search (top left) for mod_rewrite or dynamic pages and find a lot of related information. Also, browse through the scripting and website technology forums and see if there's anything related regarding PHP.

[oilman]

As Marcia states includes are processed server side and the spider will only see the end result - same as what you see in your browser.

Keep in mind spiders are essentially stripped down lean and mean browsers. They are not nearly as sophisticated as your browser be it IE, NN or Opera but they are ever evolving.

[Filipe]

Sure SE's index pages with "?" after them. At least Google does, but then, they own 40% of the market and are responsibly for the most targetted visitors - so who's to complain.

Check it:
[google.com...]

[northener]

You'll definitely have to use mod-php to get this indexed in Google. If your project's not too far down the line, you could use CF instead - they seem more willing to spider through this.