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Posted by André Gillibert on October 21, 2007, 9:04 am
Please log in for more thread options tatata9999@gmail.com wrote:
> Now, I would think more and more web-based applications are coming into
> the fray, my recent experience with google's webbot (indexing engine, a
> part of the google's search service) tells me that its indexing
> algorithm does not consider a database-driven web application as part of
> a qualified 'web site'.
Google doesn't index your "database" pages because you didn't provide a
public access!
Otherwise, google has perfectly fine algorithms to crawl database driven
sites.
For google indexing, keep in mind that AJAX is very unfriendly to bots
(and to people who have a good browser).
> As for CSS, I've even eliminated them for now for speed sake.
POSH (Plain Old Semantic HTML) visually improved by a stylesheet results
in much smaller code than table driven HTML code designed with its layout
in mind only.
Your code is not optimized.
For example, this page:
http://web.mytata.net:8000/myTA/index2_so.cfm?utype=s
Uses 6819 bytes.
It could get down to 600 bytes (you would have to remove that JavaScript
thing).
> As for images, I have only a few tiny ones.
That's ok.
> One thing I want to do away is a bit too many tables.
Table layouts are a bad thing.
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