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Thank you Patrick for the explanation. I'm trying to think of the ways in which a widget can create a link on a site where it's installed. I'm thinking: 1) Jav
by euroclydon 17y ago
Thank you Patrick for the explanation. I'm trying to think of the ways in which a widget can create a link on a site where it's installed. I'm thinking:
1) Javascript, buy making a GET back to the widget server, and then inserting the link into the DOM of the widget host page.
2) Iframe.
3) Flash or something like that.
What am I missing? Can't Google easily ignore a part of a page that's generated by Javascript (their bot doesn't process it anyhow, right), and also ignore Iframes or Flash?
- patio11 17y agoCopy this magic spell to put my widget in your page: <iframe ... > <a href = http://www.example.com http://www.example.com >Anchor Text Here</a> Empirically, most people do not strip the link.
- jacquesm 17y agoYou can add my 'empirical' confirmation of your datapoint. We did the same thing with a webcam-in-a-frame using the webcam component, the link was left in-tact in almost all cases.