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These sub-sites are linked to only by domain name itself, and should never be referred to as a subdirectory of our webspace. I'm worried that search engines might somehow figure this out when viewing their site with the framed forwarding... am I right to be?
Eg: framed forward says - for domain www.yourdomain.co.uk go to www.anotherdomain.com/6/index.html
Let me know if this is posted to the wrong forum! there's so many...
Thanks in Advance, Nick Payne
(edited by: NFFC at 7:44 pm (gmt) on Nov. 23, 2001)
This forum is fine, by the way.
I would assume that the search engines would not take very kindly to the methods you are using as it sounds like you you are using a redirect (forwarding), as well as frames.
Is the forwarding acutally a redirect, or is it a line of text that instructs the user to click on a link to the new page and new domain?
It's a framed forward, so the master html doc has nothing but a full-page frame leading to the desired content. Take a look if you like, it's all at [url snipped] - take out the spaces (I don't want the engines to show my questions here!) and you can see the sub-sites on the "showcase 1" page. See the source for the sub-sites and you'll see the redirect.
Thanks for your reply, it's really appreciated!
(edited by: agerhart at 5:21 pm (gmt) on Nov. 29, 2001)
Many TIA, Nick
<html>
<head>
<META NAME="robots" CONTENT="NOINDEX,FOLLOW">
</head>
<frameset rows="99%,1" border="0">
<frame name="site" src="http://www.ourmaindomain.com/6/index.html">
<frame name="invisible" noresize>
<noframes>
<body>
<p align="center">
<a href="http://www.ourmaindomain.com/6/index.html">Click here to continue</a>
</p>
</body>
</noframes>
</frameset>
</html>
