Will Google recognize my Javascript link?

...if people include my javascript.js file on their website

[erwig]

I want to provide content to other people's websites by means of a javascript.js file that will be hosted on my server. If I include a link to my homepage in this file, will Google recognize it as a link to my homepage. If yes, will it consider it a link from the site that uses my .js file or as a link from my own site. Is there anything I have to watch out for?

[axelm]

Since this is a Javascript link, google will not recognize/see it.

If google should see the link you must make a server Side include. Javascript is rendered/included on client/Browser side.

Read the Google FAQ
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[mbauser2]

Bad advice. He can't make a server-side include appear on somebodey else's website.

Take whatever's being done in Javascript and do it half in Javascript -- put the "needs to be up to date" stuff in the Javascript, but include a "courtesy of example.com" link in regular text. That way, Google reads it, and readers see it even if they're not running Javascript.

An example of how it do it here [beerdates.com]. Only one line in each paragraph is actually javascripted.

Alternately, include a NOSCRIPT element that contains a link to your sight.