JS and Google PageRank

Can JS navigation kill indexing?

[SuperSport]

I work for a company that uses JS drop down site navigation in a .asp/IIS environment. While the homepage has a PageRank of 6, none of the other pages show any PageRank. My theory is this is either caused by the JS navigation or the .asp environment somehow. Does anyone else know anything about this?

[mcfly]

Hi SuperSport,
Google generally will not follow JS links, so it will not be able to access any pages that do not have a standard html link to them. A way to get around this is to either include a load of html links at the bottom of each page, or to make a site map with all your pages included on it.

Using ASP doesn't effect the indexing of your site unless you have long querystrings after the filenames.