/me solemnly awards wps the "greatest effort to keep code on one line"
award for his valiantly un-parseable if condition:
if(substr($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 1, strlen($short)) == $short &&
substr($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], strlen($short) + 1, 1) != '_' &&
$_COOKIE['cms_site_lang'] != $id)
-mg
On Apr 23, 2008, at 11:04 PM, Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
I just discovered that some code that I recently implemented is
preventing bots (the good kind) from crawling our site. The reason
for this is that my new code relies on cookies and bots do not
support cookies. I have a language switcher that switches languages
on a site. Since cookies to not take effect until the next page
load, I immediately redirect after setting the cookie so that the
user sees the effects of switching languages. To avoid setting the
cookie on every page load, I check to see if the cookie exists
before setting it. The problem is that browsers (and bots) that do
not support cookies (or have them disabled) will never meet the
criteria of the cookie being set and will be stuck in an infinite
redirect loop. I have spent hours trying to come up with solutions
to this problem and am still at a loss. Does anyone have any ideas
how I can make this work?
This is the code that set's the cookie and does the redirect:
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