Hello,
I was wondering teh following:
In search of SEO friendly url's Implemented "Routing" in my ASP.NET webform application. This gives us nice url's like:
www.portal.com/products/Show/UX-7624
for example.
Now, working on a different application with AJAX and one page that loads usercontrols (modules) I was wondering how to combine the two of them. Is that even possible? Because the first application I mentioned does a URL click for a product view, while the second does it internal and keeps www.portal.com/default.aspx in the address bar...
Any ideas of experiance about this anyone?
Thanks,
Erik
I was wondering teh following:
In search of SEO friendly url's Implemented "Routing" in my ASP.NET webform application. This gives us nice url's like:
www.portal.com/products/Show/UX-7624
for example.
Now, working on a different application with AJAX and one page that loads usercontrols (modules) I was wondering how to combine the two of them. Is that even possible? Because the first application I mentioned does a URL click for a product view, while the second does it internal and keeps www.portal.com/default.aspx in the address bar...
Any ideas of experiance about this anyone?
Thanks,
Erik
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Hello Erik,
As you already observed with ajax only part of the current page is updated. Where as a request to a new page, with different Url requires a full postback. A mix between both can be achieved with implementing history through the ScriptManager. However I am not sure how SEO-friendly this approach would be.
Best wishes,
Iana Tsolova
the Telerik team
As you already observed with ajax only part of the current page is updated. Where as a request to a new page, with different Url requires a full postback. A mix between both can be achieved with implementing history through the ScriptManager. However I am not sure how SEO-friendly this approach would be.
Best wishes,
Iana Tsolova
the Telerik team
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answered on 17 Sep 2011, 12:38 PM
Hello Iana,
Thanks for the response. I will update this post if I find more information in the future.
for now, I found this, somewhat old, blog post. It speaks about using a "ghost" href in server controls (buttons/links) for crawlers and a query string for permalinks.
http://weblogs.asp.net/stefansedich/archive/2007/11/03/an-asp-net-ajax-seo-idea.aspx
Thanks for the response. I will update this post if I find more information in the future.
for now, I found this, somewhat old, blog post. It speaks about using a "ghost" href in server controls (buttons/links) for crawlers and a query string for permalinks.
http://weblogs.asp.net/stefansedich/archive/2007/11/03/an-asp-net-ajax-seo-idea.aspx