index.php vs index.html

Will This Work i Wonder

[yummycarp]

If my server defaults to process index.php first and I state in a robots.txt file to not process index.php but allow index.html and all pages linked to it, would this be a good (enough) strategy for allowing regular visitors to run the frames based website at index.php and force all SE to see only the index.html website? You know what I mean. Thanks for all your input. I suspect that's better than using the NOFRAMES tag in index.php, eh?

Also, do I have to explicately state in robots.txt not to go to each of the .php files or will the fact that they are never linked to from index.html cover me?

[yummycarp]

Hmmm, if I think this through I realize that the search engines will DISPLAY what they spider and therefore they would not link to the index.php page, so that does not sound like the solution. That points back to the NOFRAMES section.

Any other ideas?