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Server Side Redirects
i know that search engines aren't a big fan of client side redirects through the meta tags or javascript, but does the same apply to server side redirecting like one of the examples below:
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Response.Redirect ("myPage.aspx"); // c#.net
Response.Redirect ("myPage.asp") // asp
header ("Location: myPage.php"); // php
thanks, goran
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That would work as you would want.
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so the site won't get penalised for using them? g |
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nope. it forces it to automatically request another page. the spider wont stop until it has tretrieved the content. Nor will a browser for that matter...
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that helps,
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