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[Michele Waldman]

Yeah.  I was thinking since the server evaluates the page when it's
requested all it's getting is the resulting html.

 

If I can't get the php without it being evaluated, then I was getting the
search engines couldn't either.  I don't know why I bothered asking.  I
knew.

 

This is great for my client's client.  I was thinking javascript and then I
got off the phone and realized all was good.

 

Michele

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On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 9:41 AM, Michele Waldman <mmwaldman at nyc.rr.com>
wrote:

I know that web crawlers doen't execute javascript when indexing webpages.

 

Does the php get evaluated when indexing?  I'm thinking I does.

 

As a server-side scripting language, PHP is evaluated by the webserver (on
the server) in response to a URI request.  PHP code never makes it to any
client (if the server is configured properly.)  (Generated) HTML (and other
content types) are returned to the browser or automated user agent.  Some
automated user agents do interpret javascript.

~ Greg


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