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We had a similar problem with our site, and we solved the issue by using <a id="linkID" href="pathToContent">title</a> links with a jQuery event handler that pr
by hybrid11 16y ago
We had a similar problem with our site, and we solved the issue by using <a id="linkID" href="pathToContent">title</a> links with a jQuery event handler that prevents the default behavior of the link.
With this implementation, when the link is clicked the appropriate content is served through an Ajax call, and the crawlers are able to index the content.
You can see it in action here http://lynkly.com http://lynkly.com
- pnathan 16y agoI like the smooth two-column layout and flow. It's very high class.
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- pkandathil 16y agoYeah I found the jquery solution works best. Th href is for the crawler and for your website you override the onclick. good one @hybrid11