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Can Search Engine read included links?
Hi,

I've PHP site with included banner and left side menu. Instead of keeping banner in each and every page i've created a banner in one page and included in all the webpages using INCLUDE command. Similarly Links in the left side are also included in such way. I don't know that search engines can read the links from these links or not.

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search engine crawlers generally see pages the same way your browser does
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It depends on how you're including it.

If it's a client-side include (these are mainly done using Javascript), then bots won't see it. SE's don't look at Javascript or VB Script or other scripting languages.

If it's a server-side include (PHP, ASP, Java, etc...) then it's rendered as plain HTML which the bots will crawl and index the same way they would with a static HTML page.
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I have done same thing as u did, but it is done by php so crawler is crawling my ages. i have included left menu, header, footer everything. but working fine. just go for server side scripting.

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It depends on how you're including it.

If it's a client-side include (these are mainly done using Javascript), then bots won't see it. SE's don't look at Javascript or VB Script or other scripting languages.

If it's a server-side include (PHP, ASP, Java, etc...) then it's rendered as plain HTML which the bots will crawl and index the same way they would with a static HTML page.
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