How to make AJAX application searchable by Search Engines?
Jan 02, 2007 by Ken L | Posted in Other - Internet
I have some questions about search engines. If I have an AJAX web page that uses HTTPRequest to fetch XML data and in turn processes and formats the response data and outputs it on screen dynamically through the DOM appendChild approach, will search engines
where there's a programmer... there's a way!
since the content is xml, it can be indexed by the search engines just like regular flat html... the trick is how to tell the engines to look there!
if your main page has a <noscript>
jake cigarв„ў is retired | Jan 03, 2007
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