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Will the site content present in the database be read by Google Crawler?

Posted August 11th, 2009 by prasanna_prakash

Im working on the Optimization of a site. The content on this site right from the title to the main content on the pages is all in the database and it loads dynamically. I wanted to know if the changes i make to the site will be read by the Crawler,as the crawler reads only the HTML. Please have a look at it: www.golftripz.com

Your content is server side

Toni Aničić's picture

Toni Aničić 2 years 40 weeks 3 days 19 hours ago

Your content is server side dynamically generated with php, so the bot actually gets HTML and reads HTML, just like any other user does. You don't serve php code, you use php to generate HTML both visitor and bots see.

Thank You :)

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prasanna_prakash 2 years 40 weeks 2 days 6 hours ago

Thanks Toni for the fast response!

Seems to Be Picking It Up

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RickBurnes 2 years 40 weeks 4 days 23 hours ago

 For example, try searching for text on a lower-level page.

That unique string is showing up, so the crawler must be finding it.

Thank you!

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prasanna_prakash 2 years 40 weeks 2 days 6 hours ago

Thank you Rick!

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