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Postby admin@techwyse.com » Fri Nov 24, 2006 12:39 am

Can any of the programmers tell me if there is away to achieve this goal?

We often build article sections for our own site and for clients. For search engine purposes it would be far better to have it in this format

Main Page
http://techwyse.com/knowledge_base/index.php

When Clicking on an article
http://techwyse.com/knowledge_base/webs ... ersion.php


Then the current way we seem to do it:
http://www.techwyse.com/articlesmore.php?id=51


What Im looking for is the ability to put relevant phrases from the title of the document into the title and remove the "id=" and other coding elements.

Any ideas? This would be huge if we could fix this! :D
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Postby jay » Fri Nov 24, 2006 2:43 am

Using javascript and file function in php we can remove the parameters passed in the address bar.

Method 1 - Using Javascript:

On the onclick property of link, id should pass to the hidden field in the form using javascript. We can take the id from the targeted page and display the contents. So no more parameters :lol:

Method 2 - Using file function in php:

We can create html files which contains all the records and can access the files from the targeted link. By this way we can access that particular record by id. :)

Thanks to Shaijo who helped me to reply to the query.
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Postby admin@techwyse.com » Fri Nov 24, 2006 5:53 am

Since I am not a programmer, all I know is that usually whenever I hear the word javascript it means bad things for SEO... because javascript isnt readable by search engines.

What we have to accomplish with this is having each page as close to being a regular HTML page as possible. That would be ideal.

So it sounds to me like method 2 would be the best course of action.

Im building a requirements document now to get started on! :D
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Postby admin@techwyse.com » Fri Nov 24, 2006 8:29 am

It might also be helpful to look at sites that do it well already so we can learn from them...

Here is a few
http://www.webpronews.com/insiderreport ... emaps.html

http://www.webpronewscanada.com/webpron ... ction.html
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