Re: Search Engine bots
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 44762
interpreted = N
texte = Andrew, I like the idea... so you are putting your stack of coins of the bet that the ppl will find your categories and brands in your select inputs... Is this right? This seems like a good way to keep things a bit tidy but one still can't represent individual products in an add type formate this way.(btw, using Mac NN 4.7, select inputs are not working for me)Donovan Andrew Simpson wrote:> its not for you or any real people. > > google eats links for breakfast. we have a site > http://www.logicalsystems.co.nz which has 20,000 + products. i wrote a nice > little importer that created directories and subdirectories and static pages > for each product, brand and category. the site map only lists the top level > categories and brands and each directory has its own index file which > displays products. > > check it out. > > when google visits it hits 3000 pages a time. ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Andrew, I like the idea... so you are putting your stack of coins of the bet that the ppl will find your categories and brands in your select inputs... Is this right? This seems like a good way to keep things a bit tidy but one still can't represent individual products in an add type formate this way.(btw, using Mac NN 4.7, select inputs are not working for me)Donovan Andrew Simpson wrote:> its not for you or any real people. > > google eats links for breakfast. we have a site > http://www.logicalsystems.co.nz which has 20,000 + products. i wrote a nice > little importer that created directories and subdirectories and static pages > for each product, brand and category. the site map only lists the top level > categories and brands and each directory has its own index file which > displays products. > > check it out. > > when google visits it hits 3000 pages a time. ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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