sipickles

Shouldn't that be a new post, Lamez

Hmm, those answers seem to contradict slightly, so I'll elaborate. I've a page at the site called 'hub.php' it takes a 'target' as a variable, which it uses to include the correct PHP file, containing details like which banner to use, text, image links etc. hub.php then builds the page according to the supplied variables: hub.php?target=history/history1.php The supplied page name is crosschecked against a list of allowed targets before executing an include, as a security measure. If index.html has a link to hub.php?target=history/history1.php will a search engine spider to this address? and if history1.php has a link to hub.php?target=history/history2.php will this link be followed too?

Hello, I am new to PHP, but have found it very useful. I've used it to simplify the build of my latest project, which is in beta at http://www.science-projects.org/2007. My question relates to how search engines index PHP sites. Obviously, search engines will include the index.html file which kicks off the website, but will they be able to build links to deeper pages which are PHP generated? Thanks Simon