how can google, yahoo etc. index dynamic web-pages, with URL's like http://site.com/index.php?id=45 ?
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they dont index such pages directly.\nwhat Google does is or rather its Page Rank algorithm does is it checks out the no of links to that particular page.\nif there are many then the page is important and displayed.\nThey both maintain a version of the page in their cache and constantly update them.their indexes are not constant.\nThey constantly keep updating for any changes which are detected by their super strong crawlers.
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Information from Google:\n\nYour pages use frames. Google supports frames to the extent that we can. Frames tend to cause problems with search engines, bookmarks, emailing links and so on, because frames don't fit the conceptual model of the web (every page corresponds to a single URL). If a user's query matches the page as a whole, Google returns the frame set. If a user's query matches an individual frame on the page, Google returns the URL for that frame. The page is not displayed in a frame because there may be no frame set corresponding to that URL.\n\nIf you're concerned with the description of your site as seen by search engines, please read "Search Engines and Frames." It describes the "NoFrames" tag, which is used to provide alternative content. If, instead of providing alternative content, you use wording such as "This site requires the use of frames" or "Upgrade your browser," you're excluding both search engines and individuals whose browsers don't support frames. (For example, audio web browsers, such as those used in automobiles and by the visually impaired, typically do not deal with frames, which are a visual mechanism.) You can read about "NoFrames" in the HTML standard here.\n\n\nInformation from Yahoo:\n\nYahoo! Slurp (Yahoo's web crawler) has support for frames and makes an effort to crawl complex URLs such as those generated by forms, content generation systems, and dynamic page generation software.
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web site\ndid u mean like in a url adress?
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Google for example has crawlers finding pages once per week, but they found them by the title, so whatever is in the title of your html script is what shows, now in order for you to list your page to different search engines, you must find one of them companies doing this for a fee, then I don't know what techniques they use but your page goes right on the first places everywhere..☺
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Create a new page, e.g.  info.php, with the following...\nAnd you'll get the path info, plus a ton of additional\ninformation you might need.\n\n<?\n phpinfo();\n?>
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suppose when u enter the search parametr in google.....the query goes to the google web server...then again the sends google index server...the content of index is like index of a book.so it wii search for a match...and stroed in document servers....then the query travels to the document servers to retrieve the pages..this whole process will take about half a second.
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The easiest way is to use the redirect meta tag in a web page:\n\n<META HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" content="X;URL=internet_address">\n\nX is replaced with the number of seconds you want the page to display until it goes to the new URL. Internet_address is replaced with the URL of the web site you want to link to.\n\nYou would need to upload a web page with the following in the HEAD section at http://www.kitchengardeners.org/kitchengardenday.html\n\n\n<META HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" content="0;URL=http://www.kitchengardeners.org/2005/10/kitchen_garden.html">
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here's the URL(website address)
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Hi,\n\nThis is totally normal because all search engines works based on reading and strong now and then process later. This is one part of crawling techniques they use. \nyou have below choices:\n\n1) Wait for couple of MONTHS and they will eliminate those non existing links from their DBs automatically.\n2) If those pages are some Active Pages (ASP, ASPX, PHP etc) you can modify them to redirect automatically to the new pages you want to. (I can help you with that) you must have access to your hosting plan and your site pages for this solution.
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If you want to, for example, set up a website on a computer with a dynamic IP address, check out http://www.dyndns.org/
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Hi, most noteworthy, you need backlinks pointing to your domain.. \n\nOf equal importance, you need to add your description and keyword meta tags(to every page), or it will not get indexed properly on any search engine.
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Visit:\nhttp://domains.yahoo.com/
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you can actually report you web to yahoo web crawler through Yahoo site explorer.\ngo to this adress:http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/\ntype the url of your site in the search bar, press enter to see if your site has been indexed. if not, there is a link "submit it for free", click it and submit it by yahoo help manual.
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A free directory, which lists your site instantally into a Google PageRank'ed page is:\n\nhttp://www.sahfor.com/
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Yahoo! uses PHP.\n\nhttp://public.yahoo.com/~radwin/
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Most search engines offer the advanced option to display a greater number of hits per page. In case of Google, 100 hits rather than 10.\n\nSince you know your page address, use text search to find it.
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Google:\nhttp://www.google.com/addurl/\n\nYahoo:\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html