I can only comment how I did it;
Googles bot will read any url in the form:
#!key1=value1key2=value2
As:
?_escaped_fragment_=key1=value1%26key2=value2
Thus I built a php version of my site that delivered the same
content without the need for JavaScript.
By using escape fragments the same
Jan
you seem to be kind of trolling; duplicate thread created 5 days ago by
yourself and you clearly didnt bother to use the search feature but I will
answer anyways
Just copy the filter I wrote:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/google-web-toolkit/aBt-QCCQkKY
On Thursday, December
Check out this link, specifically point 3 on how to set up a servlet filter
that works with _escaped_fragment.
https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/docs/html-snapshot
You now have two choices: in the link above, they use a java WebClient (
http://htmlunit.sourceforge.net/ ) to
I solved this by effectively having a crudely laidout, but text/
content identical php system that gives the content when javascript
isnt present and a ?_escaped_fragment_ url is given.
As a bonus to making my site crawlable, this also makes it usable(ish)
for those without javascript on.
On Dec
The servlet filter is only for the crawler and the crawler will not
navigate your app using PlaceChangeEvents. The crawler just loads an URL
that will hit your server and your servlet filter.
If the bot finds a hyperlink like #!myPlace then it calls your server
using
Hi,
i like to make my gwt-app searchable by google. I found this article, that
describes how to do
it: https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/
But it does not really make sense to me: If i use a servlet filter to
present a special view to the google bot: This can not really
Hi
I like to make my GWT-App by the google bot. I found this article
(https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/). It states there
should be a servlet filter, that serves a different view to the google bot.
But how can this work? If i use for example the activities and places
