SEO friendly URL's - pretty URL's or mod_rewrite - whats best?
Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 5:14 pm
Hello
I'm just wondering whats the best route to go with the SEO friendly URL's...
By default you get the index.php?page=xxx
And I understand that some search engine spider don't like the ? question mark in the URL
using pretty URL's you get index.php/this-page/index.php (although the index.php at the end does not display in the browser)
And using mode rewrite you get /thisfolder/page.htm
So I think that the most traditional and thus most accessible URL is the last one. I know that Google doesn't have problems with the default ? URL but what about other search engines?
So forget which URL visually looks the best, which one is the best for SEO.
Thanks, Steve
I'm just wondering whats the best route to go with the SEO friendly URL's...
By default you get the index.php?page=xxx
And I understand that some search engine spider don't like the ? question mark in the URL
using pretty URL's you get index.php/this-page/index.php (although the index.php at the end does not display in the browser)
And using mode rewrite you get /thisfolder/page.htm
So I think that the most traditional and thus most accessible URL is the last one. I know that Google doesn't have problems with the default ? URL but what about other search engines?
So forget which URL visually looks the best, which one is the best for SEO.
Thanks, Steve