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dpf
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password protected pages and SE bots - 3/14/2006 18:05:36
Im trying to think my way through this (which is probably a mistake right there)
if a page has ASP code on it that essentially asks if the visitor has a session cookie from loging in and redirects the viewer who lacks that cookie, wont that prevent a search bot from viewing the page and listing it?
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RE: password protected pages and SE bots - 3/14/2006 23:48:47
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a session cookie from loging in
- But the bot would need to log in first...
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RE: password protected pages and SE bots - 3/15/2006 5:34:54
If you're looking for a way to get your hidden data onto search pages then you could do what a lot of the tech magazines do, and provide a summary which has all the key words and then a link with "login to read more" sort of thing?
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dpf
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RE: password protected pages and SE bots - 3/15/2006 7:19:54
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If you're looking for a way to get your hidden data onto search pages then you could thanks all - it was really a dumb question when viewed the next morning - my customer wouldnt want those password protected pages listed.... I need to get out of the house more often
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