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Date: 03/31/04
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From: "Michael Egan" <MEgan <email protected>>
> I agree with you but when I first looked at this I too
> thought there was some way of doing this in php
> which might look more elegant. Seeing urls such
> as
www.mydomain.com/index.php?article_id=2&id=e5t28er647ryh362hy67eh4563yh4635
> looks fairly cumbersome and I'm sure I've seen something
> about problems with some of the search engines where
> session id's are included in urls.
Do a search for "search engine friendly URLs" or somethig along those lines
to see how to fix this. Using frames is not a very elegant solution. I'm not
sure how/if search engines will index your pages if you have frames.
---John Holmes...
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