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Using Ajax #! for Google but site is not being crawled any more
We used to have all links in a normal way (thus with parameters?), we changed to Ajax loading cause we installed a music player. Here's an example:
Old links: ...
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Ajax crawling : snapshot page dissimilar with user page
For ajax-crawling purpose I make snapshots pages. My problem is user view pages and snapshot pages are dissimilar (tags h1, h2...).
Example:
user view page: http://www.meomap.net/#!/place/1
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Do other search engines support Google's “hash bang” syntax for crawling AJAX applications?
Google has a really nice document explaining how web developers can get Google to crawl non-AJAX versions of their web applications to make it possible for Google to index AJAX-heavy websites.
Do ...
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Understanding Ajax crawling of search site
I have a couple of questions about Ajax crawling of a website, which is kind of search engine itself.
The base article explains the mechanism of making AJAX applications crawlable. All this stuff ...
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https & ajax crawling
We made on our webpage https://www.1point618.com a transition to ssl and now we using nearly entirely ajax to load the content. Therefore all urls of existing pages have changed. We used the 301 ...
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Status of Crawlable Ajax?
I saw that Google had a nice proposal/standard for making Ajax applications crawlable, via #! (hash bang).
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2009/10/proposal-for-making-ajax-crawlable.html
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