SEO question

[Zester]

can google "see" links generated by JavaScript yet?
e.g: document.write("<a href......</a>");

[Trax]

depends on the java code if they follow a link or not (in case you're thinking of passing PR or not)

[xclusive]

great question

[Zester]

depends on the java code if they follow a link or not (in case you're thinking of passing PR or not)

post a generate JS code which they be sure to follow?

[Nicky]

There is no money in TGP

[arachnO]

As I know, not

[Basic_man]

Well, by logic, I'd say no. But it's only logical :D

[Pornwolf]

All I know is thanks to SP2 you'd have to be crazy to do that.

[Twe Russ]

google it.

[dcortez]

The general (SEO) consensus seems to be:

1) JavaScript include files are not processed by G.

2) While JavaScript is generally not processed by G, a plain URL in JS may be detected as a URL - so constructing the URL from pieces using JS would be safer.

-Dino

[jazzll]

There's no money in SEO