Javascript redirect?

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ScottHughes

Registered Member

Dec 22, 2006

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• Dec 22, 2006

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Can you use javascript to redirect a doorway page to your actual site? Search engines can't read javascript, so they would never know.

 

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karma

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Jan 16, 2007

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• Feb 2, 2007

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actually Ithink the bots can read the javascript... you must encode the js lines

 

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fizzlemahoe

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Feb 2, 2007

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• Feb 3, 2007

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I was wondering if people know the script for directing mail into the inbox? I was wondering if there was such a thing or program because I heard a lot of people talking about it saying there some sort of script or program that can make your mail go into the inbox

 

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nonim

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Feb 4, 2007

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• Feb 7, 2007

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the best way is search doors in G and copy redirect system,
this can be iframe, redirekt in php or js

 

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jamez

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Dec 10, 2006

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• Feb 23, 2007

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i use php most of the time

 

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elusid

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Apr 7, 2007

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• Apr 10, 2007

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PHP works best but in some cases you cannot use php like when your on a free webhost or blog with no php support. Then the best way to redirect and not have google follow is to obfuscate or host a remote JS file hosting a remote JS works really well with blogger.

 

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busin3ss

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Mar 30, 2007

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• Apr 10, 2007

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ScottHughes said:

Can you use javascript to redirect a doorway page to your actual site? Search engines can't read javascript, so they would never know.

Click to expand...

Google CAN read JS redirects... So make sure you always obfuscate your javascript redirect

You can use this snippet:

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
window.location = "YOURSITE"
//-->
</script>


And obfuscate it with this tool:

busin3ss.n ame/tools/javascript-obfuscator/