Well, as long as the generated HTML complies with the search engine
indexing rules, you should be fine. Try to avoid using the query string
(at least for the important aspects of your site), and make liberal use
of the <meta> tags. If you do need to pass information to your XSP
pages, you can always use the Path_Info field (e.g. /foo.xsp/argument).
For instance, I have "Printable" versions of every page, so on those
pages I set the following tag in the header:
<meta name="Robots" content="index,follow"/>
Setting your "Keywords" and "Description" meta tags wouldn't hurt
either.
Just my USD$0.02.
-man
Michael A Nachbaur
On Fri, 2002-02-15 at 21:03, Ray wrote:
> I am creating an xml based dynamic web site using axkit and need to know
> how the major search engines handle indexing dynamic xml pages? I know
> they have problems with asp because of the ? characters.
> Thanks for your help
> Ray
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