Hello,

nobody can help me?
Please, i can't find a solution for my problem.

Cheers
sgerbeth

the rule of thumb is: Google and the likes don't find ajax-loaded content. It's the price we pay for being able to lazy-load all sorts of html fragments. If you want your content indexed, you should take the "progressive" approach to creating webpages: putting the content in the page initially, and enhancing the user experience with javascript. Alternately, you could provide valid anchor links to all your code fragment endpoints, and wrap them in a [noscript] tag or something, as a "poor man's" degradable site. At some point the line between progressive and usefulless gets crossed, and when you do you lose SEO.

hope this helps.

Do you have some experiences with jaxer, could it help to generate a seo conform webpage?
because at jaxer you can define if the script should be rendered on client or serverside. so i think i could define a noscript tag where the javascript is rendered at serverside.

cheers

hi

you can use a return false after your ajax function like this:

onclick="ajaxFunction(params);return false;" href="mypage.php"