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Search Engine Friendly Pages

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Many times the question is asked "do search engines index .asp/.php/.cfm pages"? The answer is of course they do! There is no difference (to a browser or spider) between .htm, .html, .php and .asp. The difference is how they are handled by the server. Browsers only understand embedded HTML/Javascript code in the text stream.
Servers are configured to handle the various extensions in different ways, htm/html page extension are passed directly through to the browser. Pages with php or an asp extension are passed through an interpreter and the commands executed before the output from the scripts are sent to the browser as HTML.

Code Snippets and Full Scripts

The code samples on the site are actually snippets and routines that are in everyday use on the sites listed in the portfolio so have been tested pretty well.
The full scripts and function collections that need a bit of explanation have a exclusive page or a section dedicated to them with some details of the inner workings and suggestions for implementation. Short snippets of code or simple functions that are self-explanatory or relatively simple are listed in the code snippets section.

The code snippet section is driven by a snitz asp forum with a few custom modifications to make it even more "spider friendly"

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