Karl Rudd schrieb: > The short answer is no. > > If you want Google to index your pages you need to have "real" static > pages and "real" static links to each of those pages from the main > page. > > One way to do this is via the "Hijax" style method. Here's an excerpt > from the following http://www.domscripting.com/blog/display/41 > > ---- > > It's a very simple idea: > > 1. First, build an old-fashioned website that uses hyperlinks and > forms to pass information to the server. The server returns whole new > pages with each request. > > 2. Now, use JavaScript to intercept those links and form submissions > and pass the information via XMLHttpRequest instead. You can then > select which parts of the page need to be updated instead of updating > the whole page. > > ----
This is exactly what I tried to achieve with my History/Remote plugin. Hijacking forms is also super easy with the form plugin. -- Klaus _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
