willeadie Posted May 19, 2011 Share Posted May 19, 2011 Conceptual query. I have access to add html to a server with good SEO juice. As a php guy, static HTML sounds like "wasted time doing things manually." I would therefore like to be able to build php/mySQL-based content "offserver" (i.e., on a different server where I can set things up in php/MySQL), and populate the html pages living on the first server using that DB content. I presume AJAX is really the way to do this, by client-siding most of the actual content. The "SEO" part of things is that I want the content to be indexed (or there's no point in hosting it on that site to begin with). Thoughts on a very basic framework to populate HTML from a different/remote server/DB setup in an index-able way? My main focus is on the AJAX end; I can setup fairly clean php on the other end (although interface thoughts welcome there, too). Also, I wouldn't technically need it to be "interactive" at all--the main value of AJAX--so maybe there's an even simpler solution i haven't thought of. TIA. Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/236906-ajax-offserver-php-seo-on-static-html/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
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