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Reply With QuoteNo it is not the same , in PHP there the problem of parameter the search engine wouldn't read an index a long parameters.
But there is the a solution is "rewrite" the url which you can write comman in the ".htaccess" file.
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No it is not the same , in PHP there the problem of parameter the search engine wouldn't read an index a long parameters.
But there is the a solution is "rewrite" the url which you can write comman in the ".htaccess" file.
That's if it's database driven..... If it's simple PHP, it should be very similar....
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Yes, if you need further clarifcation, they mean that if you have a URL that looks like:
index.php?a=1233&bet=1243&x=2&y=2 then the search engine is going to have a very difficult time indexing the different pages as each variable changes. What you can do is rewrite these URLs so that they would appear as:
index/1233/1243/2/2 (among other options) and the search engines would more easily index this.
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