For those who don't know me and LS97 are making a website called Mod share. It is basically going to be just like scratch but you can upload mod projects!
In order for this to work I'm going to need a search engine. So I've got my self a google custom search engine just like scratch!
The problem I will have just one page called index.php and to view a project the address is: index.php?project=name.sb this way I don't need to make a page for every upload! The only problem now is google search won't be able to find the project. How come this happens in the forums on scratch, the page your viewing now is just one page viewtopic.php ?id=5236 so how come scratch's google search can pick up pages like that that don't really exist?
Thanks if anyone can help!
Last edited by Daffy22 (2010-09-13 02:37:24)
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When you enter the fourm it's the fourms search engine not google's. So i would search on google or bing and get a answer
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Try this http://www.sphider.eu/
Last edited by pwiter (2010-09-13 07:35:54)
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pwiter wrote:
When you enter the fourm it's the fourms search engine not google's. So i would search on google or bing and get a answer
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Try this http://www.sphider.eu/
I know but the main search engine on the homepage will show forums as well!
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Daffy22 wrote:
pwiter wrote:
When you enter the fourm it's the fourms search engine not google's. So i would search on google or bing and get a answer
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Try this http://www.sphider.eu/I know but the main search engine on the homepage will show forums as well!
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i wouldt be so sure that it's the forum's engine, i think it's scratch's too.
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GoogleBot works by following links between pages and then scanning the new pages as well. So if there is a link to a page, Google will scan it, generated on-the-fly or not.
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