seo: php vs html content

[MelodyMan]

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Hi,

I wanna ask about the amount of indexable text content. This is the literal quantity of visible HTML text on a page, as defined somewhere. So kung PHP akong page then nasa database ang content, ma kita na sa search engine? Naa bay difference?

Thanks.

[Pinkdimensions]

na..deli ko techy so deli ko maka elaborate more.. basta naa lang kay text ma crawl na sa google dayun..but just make ur content a bit longer..

[MelodyMan]

thanks for replying...
that's actually what i want to know. i have this pages in php and those pages will not load its content unless visited or clicked, if im not mistaken. it has very few text though.

[Dondon]

AFAMKIC ha, inig crawl sa spider sa imo site kay mura man ug normal tawo nga ga access, so ang iya ma crawl is naa na gihapon ang content gikan sa imo database or whatever. HTML ra gihapon padung tanan hehe.

Take for example ang forums

[dodie]

Hi,

I wanna ask about the amount of indexable text content. This is the literal quantity of visible HTML text on a page, as defined somewhere. So kung PHP akong page then nasa database ang content, ma kita na sa search engine? Naa bay difference?

Thanks.

No difference!@#$%@
Every parsed output are HTMLs, JavaSCript or CSS. (WYSIWYG, all texts thru browsers!!!!!)
Only thing that search bots prevents are PHPSESSID issues... Or prevent redundant links with similar contents.

Always make your text outputs unique, visible and readable as much as possible.

[MelodyMan]

thank you for clearing this up. by the way, i just performed a test search for a particular company and google displayed including the entries found in the PDF. i think as long as the pages are cached on the server the search engines will be able to see it.

[MelodyMan]

in addition to dynamic and static pages, here something about dynamic and static urls - Dynamic Urls vs Static Urls

[dodie]

in addition to dynamic and static pages, here something about dynamic and static urls - Dynamic Urls vs Static Urls

It depends on the site.
Whatever it is, if you use customized system using PHP (something you made from scratch) and you use dyanmic links, as long as your PAGE TITLES/CONTENTS are UNIQUE!!!!!

Plus, submitting your sitemap to "google webmasters tool". You'll be just fine. Just like I did to my previous works long time ago.

If you have long experience with PHP, please research for PHPSESSID issue related to google. Google prevents that kind of links. It's like a little parasite that hurts your page ranking. Other than that, it is also used for security. PHPSESSID is visible at first visit, then invisible at the next pages but it's still there.

If you want to see it, use LYNX browser, <-------- a web browser that is viewed thru command line, hahahaha. But also available as Firefox add-on, it's gonna be hectic.

[MelodyMan]

yeah i tried lynx before. you have that when you install centos.
thanks for the info on the session id