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Does google ignore the .phtml extension

Does Google index .phtml content?

         

iamjoe

1:04 am on Jan 4, 2003 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



I noticed my site lost a lot of links during this update and the one thing i have noticed is that google seems to have dropped all my .phtml extensions yet it keeps the directory path entries in google.

Example
[mydomain.com...] seem to have been removed yet i have some links which remained and look like this:

[mydomain.com...] still exists in the google index (for now).

I've done some searching on the site and havent found anything. The one other thing i would like to check is whether the site has been blacklisted, the reason for it might be that the site i am talking about was completely dynamic and what i recently did was create static pages of the content instead of having it all generated on the fly.

Would google not like the 20,000 or so webpages created? It is all relevent information as to what the keywords/title of the webpages are.

Thanks for any response.

Macguru

2:46 am on Jan 4, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Dont seem to be a problem with indexing .phtml

allinurl:.phtml [google.com]

Are these new pages? Any other recent changes?

iamjoe

3:30 am on Jan 4, 2003 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



I had a fscked up robots.txt when googlebot visited me so i am not sure whether it ignored it or not.

I used to link to the next item in my sales database without any variables attached to the url, but the url itself has not changed although the content of the url has changed to my new design.

Now every item, director, performer, producer has their own pages which links to other pages, but all the links pass a variable.

IE: [mydomain.com...] will have links to [mydomain.com...] star2.phtml. These star pages will then list all the DVDS (with links) which the star is performing in

I used to have it so that everything was ran off [mydomain.com...] to browse my entire site.