According to Waes Bruno:
> Does the 'bad_querystr' also work for .php pages ? i have querystring
> paramter that only affects the layout, so i dont want that one to turn up X
> times in my search results.
Yes, it should work fine for any URLs containing query strings. The
description of bad_querystr is actually a bit misleading in that it
seems to stress CGI query strings. In reality, htdig has no idea whether
the query string is parsed by CGI, SSI, PHP, ASP, or anything else.
All htdig does is look for a question mark ("?") in the URL, and then
look for matching substrings on or after this mark.
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