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Some time last week I saw somewhere on the ZK site a way of making a ZK application a bit more search engine friendly.
I seem to remember it was something like adding "tag=true" into the zk.xml (or similar). The thing I also remember was that it could be a performance problem.
I wanted to spend some time this week evaluating it, seeing how it worked etc etc.
Unfortunately I can not find the relevant page. I've spent a good hour searching google and the forum for 'seo', 'search engine', 'search friendly' etc but still can't find it.
Maybe I just dreamt it all?
Any body got a clue about this?
I know only this ways:
1. Use dual link:
i.e
Button
Href=link for the webcrawerls and non-javascript browsers
onClick event= ajax action (href will be ignored)
2. Create a sitemap file
/Robert
Perhaps I should have titled this 'Search Engine "Friendlier" ZK'
I am aware and appreciate the problems with search engines and ajax - that's why I was surprised to see somewhere in ZK that they have a way of making it "friendlier" if not friendly. I wanted to play with it to see what it actually did.
But as there is no reply from ZK, I really must have imagined I'd seen something about it and that it was something like "tag=true". I am starting to worry now that I am cracking up!
I can't even remember if it was perhaps something new in ZK 5.
Oh well, one day I'll find out what I was thinking about.
http://docs.zkoss.org/wiki/New_Features_of_ZK_5.0_RC
Specifying crawlable content
You are not able to specify whether content is crawlable, this works by generating tags within your content where content only exists in the form of Javascript. This allows your content to be crawled by Google and is similar to how the client-centric frameworks behave. However, there is a performance penalty so this option is disabled by default. You can enable it by using the example below.
<system-config>
<crawlable>true</crawlable>
</system-config>
Asked: 2009-11-03 04:52:07 +0800
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Last updated: Nov 07 '09
