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Make Dynamic URLs Search Engine Friendly
By: Peter Lavin
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    2004-03-01

    Table of Contents:
  • Make Dynamic URLs Search Engine Friendly
  • Check Your Server
  • Create an .htaccess File
  • Upload .htaccess to Your Server
  • Test the Results
  • Modifying Your Code
  • Conclusion

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    Make Dynamic URLs Search Engine Friendly - Conclusion


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    With minimal effort, a website can have all the advantages of being created dynamically from a database without compromising its ability to be indexed by search engines. This is achieved by using “mod_rewrite”, a “.htaccess” file and by making minor adjustments to the original scripts. The robots used by search engines have no trouble following the resulting “static” HTML page. No knowledge of configuring “mod_rewrite” was required nor any knowledge of regular expressions.

    Resources

    Google on dynamic pages
    http://www.google.com/webmasters/2.html

    Generate an .htaccess file
    http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/

    Search Engine Optimization and Resources
    http://www.seochat.com


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