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| Rude Nuts Man War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Rude Nuts Man's Mansion
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Hey warriors I am planning to launch my SEO website soon but... I will have to update my HTML content time after time And I dont want to harm my Google rankings with these occasional changes So, I need some sort of script which would allow me to update my content dynamically and keep the same rankings with Google. I am pretty sure there is one, just thought maybe someone has some good experience in this field. Thanks for your time guys Irmscher/Andrew |
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| Advanced Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2007
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Updated manually or using a script affects SE the same way. Scripts only make your life easier.
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| Rude Nuts Man War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Rude Nuts Man's Mansion
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So ... Dam I am abit upset I dont want to go for any Wordpress or CMS If I will change my content Google will drop my rankings ...grrr I really wonder if there is some sort of solution of that problem |
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| Hulk Warrior Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Atlantis
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Nope, I learned that lesson about a three years ago poor planing on my part but there is no way to update content dynamically on a HTML site, you could use SSI to update your menus but that would be about all you could update, your only option would be to change to a CMS site.
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: UK & US
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There are products like this one that allow you to edit an existing web page: cushycms.com i-o-s.net/iwe/howitworks.htm These are just examples. Not used them myself, although CushyCMS has a good rep. Unlike a conventional cms i believe you just define what areas of your site you want to edit. |
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Why don't you want to go with WordPress or other CMS? These typically rank REALLY well.
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: , , USA.
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You can create content with Javascript, which will NOT be read by the SE. This content could come from another file. So, you update that file and your page content is changed but not noticed by the spiders. If someone does not have JS enabled browser, they will not see your changes either. Dan |
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: , , USA.
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What do you mean by HTML content? If it's just text type stuff but on an ASP or PHP page, you could use a database. Your database field could contain what you want displayed and your webpage just always reads that database and displays the result. Then you can simply update the database field when you want to make a change. Of course, if it's just a .html type of page, it may still be able to be done with Javascript, but I'm not sure about that. Dan |
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You can put php includes in html pages. When you change the php include the information will change on all your html pages that you have the php include on. All you have to do is add a line in your .htaccess file to tell it to read php in html pages. The code to put in your .htaccess file is: AddHandler application/x-httpd-php5 .html That's all there is to it. The code for the php include on your web page is: <?php include_once('Url of Your Include Page'); ?> Just put the include code on your web page where you want the include information to be displayed. You can have as many php includes on the page as you want to. |
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