Hi... I'd like to know if is possible to use this extension in a public web page optimized for the search engines (Google, Bing etc.).

I saw that your extension view not real values but a generic tag, for example:

{{Cameras.data.randomize( )}}

I'm worried about losing thousands of views on my current pages if I use your extension; with the old "Adobe Spry framework" (that I think is the same framework used in Database Connector) was certain the penalization by search engines...

Regards,
Michele

Hello Michele,

First of all - the HTML5 Data Bindings is using a custom developed by us Javascript template engine, which is ways different the Spry Framewrok...

About the SEO: Our developers are currently discussing the best way to include a SEO addon for the HTML5 DAta Bindings as Google is constantly developing its crawler.
You can also check the google post about SEO and ajax pages: developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/

Therefore... you suggest me to wait coming updates because if I use today your extension in a webpage SEO optimized, create with old DW server behaviors, and change them with Database Connector (same values in the database), may I have problems with the ranking in the search engines?

Is it correct?

It is not necessary to wait, that's why i sent you the link to the google developers blog, where it is described what is the best way to make AJAX Applications Crawlable.

Ok, thanks Teodor but I understood that (for me) it's better to stay with the old server behaviors technology... I'll change my opinion only when will be available a SEO tool in your extension (lose 1000+ views in a single day, could be shattering).

Hello Michele,
The HTML5 Data Bindings SEO is coming tomorrow.
It contains a fast server side rendering engine that emulates the web browser behavior and renders all dynamic data fully on the server so it is available directly to all search engine crawlers. The extension offers out of the box full support for the Google Ajax Crawling standard, that is already adopted by Bing and Yahoo. This standard makes it possible to index Ajax driven, dynamic sites that are normally fully rendered in the web browser only... and much more, please stay tuned for more info later today.

Ok, thanks Teodor.

This reply was removed on 1/31/2023 9:29:45 AM.
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