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Currently I have an API setup where I fetch values from to populate items on the page. However, after reading many mixed voices about whether or not Javascript is executed by a crawler, I was ...
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I'm trying to implement ajax calls to load parts of a page only when a user gets to that part of the page and make sure at the same time that Google is able to read the content. Here is what I have ...
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We replaced our old site with a WordPress site around 6 months ago. Our old store plugin used links with AJAX fragments which were indexed in Google, like so: https://www.example.com/store.php#!/item/...
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Originally posted this on stackoverflow and it got put as off-topic so posting here. I recently read this google webmasters article from 2015 on accessibility and SEO for web pages using AJAX. It ...
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Today I found an error that appeared in GSC recently. The URL of the affected page is not a page actually. That’s a example.com/api/v2/getcurrentuser API call that the JS is requesting to retrieve ...
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We have restricted resource and we can not use server side technology in our website.We are using PWA technology.What is our solution to pages indexed correctly in Google? Can we load some head tags ...
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I use load Javascrpt and use Ajax for load content. And i should use setTimeout for run Ajax load function after 1 or 2 second(s). Does Google index and follow this content?
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I have read many articles about how Google handles AJAX loaded content, and I am aware that Google is now supposed to index your page like any modern browser now. However, I am still seeing much of ...
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As far as we know, there should be no links to our site anywhere that include the _escaped_fragment_ parameter used for fetching HTML snapshot versions of our JavaScript-heavy pages. We use the ...
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I am maintaining a single page app and I am trying to make it friendlier to search engines. The way the page works is that when a user clicks on an internal link, an AJAX request is made to fetch new ...
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my client wants to use AJAX crawling (I know that it is deprecated But he wants it to use because of another search engine that still support it such as yandex.ru) So I have URL like this: http://...
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I have a following website with some products: http://www.lay-z.net/beanbags.php When a user clicks on a product it makes a call to the database and fills the site with necessary information: http://...
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I've looked over various threads here but nothing that seems to be the same issue. We're currently facing two problems at the moment. If I can address the first problem then it would definitely help ...
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I have page which loads content using AngularJS via AJAX calls but we also use the Google Search Appliance (GSA) for search in the website. Is it possible to crawl the content loaded using AJAX in ...
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We are working on an Ajax application that will dynamically load content. It will be embedded in other people's site, so we were thinking of using hashtags to denote parameters for content IDs (and ...
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