When running a search within WordPress it also seems to be picking up image links within the search leading to lots of unrelated articles being picked up. For example if the domain were example.com and you searched for "Example" it is finding any page that contains images or internal links in the HTML as the word example appears in the domain name being linked even though there is no other mention of the word "Example" within the content.
Is there any way to filter the search to ignore the HTML links? I can find many examples of plugins and code to remove pages or post types but nothing to ignore the raw HTML where it is purely functional.
Use Plugin- https://wordpress.org/plugins/search-exclude-html-tags/
2.If you have installed SEARCH EVERYTHING Plugin then change its settings because by Default it takes all HTML tags information during search operation.
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I'm using as a web crawler http://phpcrawl.cuab.de for one of my projects and it`s working fine so far, except that I don't know how to exclude or skip links with a specific name.
There are rules I use already to ignore specific file types
$crawler->addURLFilterRule("#\.(jpg|jpeg|gif|png|css|js|pdf|swf|ico)$# i");
see http://phpcrawl.cuab.de/classreferences/PHPCrawler/overview.html
but how can I add a filter for names within a link?
i.e. ignore links that include %feed% or %imprint% etc.
Anyone know a way or a extension that can let me insert a tag or php code that contain custom html into my joomla article or module?
Because the way our dev and live site is setup, I need to hardcode the domain names in the urls. I want to able to simply change the content of a single tag, instead of changing all url one at a time.
for example: href="{custom-domain}/contact"
and {custom-domain} = mydomain.com
I need to insert a google adsense square box in the middle of all articles on the site.
What is the best approach?
The site is in drupal, so I figures I can hook to the view node function. this way the ad won't be saved together with the article. does that make sense? If so, than the question is how do I ensure I won't have image on the other side of the ad (the ad is aligned to the left and should take 50% of the article width)?
should I be using a block? but how will I know to place the block in inside the block.
So in short, I really have no idea where to start to implement it... How is this thing implemented in all the news sites?
I'd approach it by implementing a custom input filter that would insert the AdSense code (or the AdSense module shortcode, if you want) into the processed text. Once you have that custom filter implemented, you'll have to enable it in the text format you're using for the content type.
For implementing a custom filter, take a look at filter_example here.
This solution is for Drupal 7. The solution which worked for me is that I used the adsense tags format and then used this format to show ads on the site. Note that this line doesnot need any js inclusion or script tags. You just need to enable the Adsense tags format(I mean shortcode). Actually I was getting Ads disabled for admin and for other users i was getting the empty ad with space occupied on page but nothing shown. After different tweaks and experiments I got the following code working for me
[adsense:336x280:XXXXXXXXXX]
2nd parameter is width x height
3rd parameter: XXXXXXXXXX denotes the google ad slot/id.
I hope this will help others.
Ata ul Mustafa
I need to insert a google adsense square box in the middle of all articles on the site. What is the best approach?
From my experience:
On some drupal sites I used simply node editor to put box with adsense into content. For websites with not many nodes its best solution because of:
1) Box perfect fits in rest of content - you can change it manually.
2) Total control of viewed boxes - images, flash, text adds etc.
Etc.
But for websites with many nodes, this solution looks like stupid suicide.
Better option will be change node.tpl file in your theme folder. But there is some trouble. In this file, you have $content variable, with contains all of content in this node. This situation gives you ability to put box up or down of this node. But no in the middle. Perhaps solution will be to divide $content into 2x variables which will contains a half of contents. But question is - how do to it? Or maybe while content from node is saved into database, then you can put some html code with adsense box? And search best position to put box by regular expressions? Or maybe change all of nodes by adding html box directly in database?
should I be using a block? but how will I know to place the block in
inside the block.
As I remember, you cannot put block inside another block.
I am creating a site and want to have individual pages for each row in a database table. The information on each page is fairly useful and comprehensive, and it would be really nice if Google could index them.
My initial thought was to just create a single PHP template page and pull the correct information for whatever the user is looking at, but my fear is that search engines won't be able to index all of the pages.
My second thought was to batch-create/automate the process of creating the individual pages as html files (for the 2000+ rows in the table), because then I would be guaranteed that they'd be crawled. However, if I ever needed to make a change to the design, I'd have to re-process them all. Kind of a pain...
My final consideration was to just pick a page in my site and list all of the possible php pages in a hidden div, but I wasn't sure if search engines can index from that. I assume they just pull from the HTML, so it'd be able to find it, right?
Any suggestions? I would love it if I can just create a single page that populates based on what they user clicks, but I want them to be indexed.
Search engines can index dynamic pages so using one PHP file to create thousands of unique product pages will be fine for SEO. After all, each page/product will have a unique URL and will be seen as a unique page as a result. All you need to do is link to your product pages within your website and/or submit an XML sitemap so you can be sure they are found and indexed.
By linking your pages, I literally mean link to your product pages. Search engines find new content primarily through following links. So if you want your product pages to be found you need to link to them. Using form based search is not a good way to do it as search engines generally don't play to well with forms. But there are lots of way to make links to your pages including HTML sitemaps and product category pages which then can link to products in that category. Really, any way yo u an get a link to your product pages is a good way to help ensure they are found by the search engines.
You don't have to post links on invisible DIV!
Just create the page and have parameterized content fetching.
You can include the pages in the XML sitemap and submit to Google or you can include your page urls in the HTML sitemap too.
I have a classifieds website.
It has an index.html, which consists of a form. This form is the one users use to search for classifieds. The results of the search are displayed in an iframe in index.html, so the page wont reload or anything. However, the action of the form is a php-page, which does the work of fetching the classifieds etc.
Very simple.
My problem is, that google hasn't indexed any of the search results yet.
Must the links be on the same page as index.html for google to index the Search Results? (because it is currently displayed in an iframe)
Or is it because the content is dynamic?
I have a sitemap which works, with all URLS to the classifieds in the sitemap, but still not indexed.
I also have this robots.txt:
Disallow: /bincgi/
the php code is inside the /bincgi/ folder, could this be the reason why it isn't being indexed?
I have used rewrite to rewrite the URLS of the classifieds to
/annons/classified_title_here
And that is how the sitemap is made up, using the rewritten urls.
Any ideas why this isn't working?
Thanks
If you need more input let me know.
If the content is entirely dynamic and there is no other way to get to that content except by submitting the form, then Google is likely not indexing the results because of that. Like I mentioned in a comment elsewhere, Google did some experimental form submission on large sites in 2008, but I really have no idea if they expanded on that.
However, if you have a valid and accessible Google Sitemap, Google should index your classifieds fine. I suggest to use the Google Webmaster Tools to find out how Google treats your site and to diagnose any potential problems with crawling.
To use ebay is probably a bad example as its not impossible that google uses custom rules for such a popular site.
Although it is worth considering that ebay has text links to categories and sub categories of auction types, so it is possible to find auction items without actually filling in a form.
Personally, I'd get rid of the iframe, it's not unreasonable when submitting a form to load a new page.
that question is not answerable with the information given, to many open detail questions. if you post your site domain and URLs that you want to get indexed.
based on how you use GWT it can produce unindexable content.
Switch every parameters to GET
Make html links to those search queries on "known by Googlebot" webpages
and they'll be index