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I am having trouble getting search engines to index through my jsp pages. My web site is varchar.com and all pages are generated from the database dynamically.
For example:
index.jsp -> index.jsp?opened_type_id=1 -> product.jsp?id=19
Problem is, each id will bring up a different page with different content. Search engines never seem to be able to follow and index each of them. Can someone please show me what I did wrong? I have "<meta name="robots" content="FOLLOW, INDEX">" included on every header of the page, but it doesn't seem to help.
Any info is appreciated, thanks!!
Most search engines don't like any string variables (all the junk after .jsp?) My suggestion, if you're on a Apache server, use mod_rewrite to change those files from www.domain.com/index.jsp?id=19 to www.domain.com/index/id/19/. Go to google and type in "mod_rewrite generator"
Is that what you're asking?
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