[eddyvlad]

Hmm..... My site has been up for almost 2 yrs already with alot of contents but the only way to search it through the search engine is by searching parts of the URL or name of my website. Unlike blogspot, sometimes I search at google, the result gave me a link to an archive from someone's blog.

I know google bot will index and follow the pages and links but my site is different. And it's database driven. I don't think there's a way google bot can follow any link other than the index page. I've tried putting direct link to some of my pages in my index page but according to my stat page, google bot only landed on the index page and nowhere else. I think you should take a look at my website to get the idea why... www.eddyvlad.com

So how do I get Google bot to index my other pages and use it's contents as keywords?

[ben.periton]

Most search engines dont like urls with ?blah=blah in it, i got around this by putting the following in my httpd.conf, i presume it would work in .htaccess

AliasMatch ^/nav/.* /usr/home/mysite/public_html/navigation.php

which would mean: /nav/news/ would be the same as navigation.php?page=news

You would need to put this in the navigation.php

$url_array = explode("/", $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]);

if (substr($url_array[2],0,1) != '?') $pagename = $url_array[2];
if (isset($url_array[3]) && substr($url_array[3],0,1) != '?') $subpagename = $url_array[3];

Of course you can call the file whatever you want

[eddyvlad]

The javascript has no effect on the bot right? Coz my pages are all in iframe but if try to view the iframe page itself, it'll take you to the index.php coz it'll detect it's not in a frame. I'm figuring out how to take user back to the same page but inside the frame when the user try to view the iframe page on it's own.

So I just place links to my iframe pages on index.php so the bot will follow?
My index.php open up a window which contains alot of frames.