Google Keywords : SEO (Search engine optimization) ?

[Abaksoft]

Hi all,

Once your unigui web application hosted on a VPS, how, and where can we put some fashion keywords to get a maximum visibility on google ?

 

For exemple, with a classical PHP website, a technic consist to put theese keywords on the title page.

 

How can we do it, with an unigui application ?

Thx.

[Sherzod]

Hi.

 

UniGUI framework have adopted SPA principles. So I think there is a problem points for SEO.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-page_application

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-page_application#Search_engine_optimization

 

 

Best regards.

[Marlon Nardi]

interesting this link ...

very good to understand how the tool works, I was looking for this understanding.

"The server keeps the Necessary state in memory of the client state of the page. In this way, WHEN ANY request hits the server (Usually user actions), the server sends the Appropriate HTML and / or JavaScript with the concrete changes to bring the client to the new Desired state (Usually adding / deleting / updating the part of the client DOM). at the same team in the state server is updated. Most of the logic is executed on the server, and HTML is rendered Usually Also on the server. in some ways, the server simulates a web browser, receiving events and performing changes in delta state Which server are automatically propagated to client. "

[lema]

DD , according to wikipedia links , the SEO is not possible on uniGUI , or is it ?

[Abaksoft]

SEO : Nothink since ?

Is there a tip to put down manually some key words on google search ?

[Abaksoft]

I found this :

 

Submit your url to :

- Google : http://www.google.fr/addurl/

 

- Yahoo & Bing : http://www.bing.com/toolbox/submit-site-url

[Abaksoft]

Hello friends,

 

Imagine you have your old website (developed by unknown team with php) and you want to :

- stop its hosting and suscription

- conserve your domaine name

- develop your new website with Unigui

 

The purpose is :

- you are the big boss

- you create what you want with zero $ !

 

At this point, all is OK.

Now, as google search know my old URL, let's say www.mycompany.com/page1.php

 

Is it possible to save my unigui dll (isapi project) as page1.php (not page1.dll) to give the same old URL ?

Then google knows my page.

Thx.

[wprins]

You probably wouldn't save your unigui dll as "page1.php", but rather you would code your UniGUI app to recognize the old URLs and dynamically redirect/reinterpret them in a usable fashion to return a useful response to the client/browser. 

You would recognize and respond completely as you like in UniGUI, either at the generic server level inside UniGUIServerModule.HTTPCommand & HTTPDocument event handlers, or at a user (session) level inside TUniGUIMainModule.OnBeforeLogin (where you would deal with required authentication first by probably logging the user in first, and after that then record the fact [set a property or whatever on the main form] that the user has asked for some or other form that corresponds to the URL you're recognizing, which you'll then pick up and process when the application main form starts etc.)

HTH.

[Abaksoft]

Thx wprins,

Great !

If you don't mind, can you give an example (code).

Best Regards

[Ron]

How the webserver running your Unigui app responds to e.g. page1.php, depends on its setup.

If it is not set up to handle *.php, then it will probably not handle it, and not trigger your Unigui app.

You can set up a redirect, so that any file you wish gets executed when page1.php is requested,
and that request may be added as a parameter, which you may then pick up in the Unigui app
and respond to, producing some specific html that you want to give the bots, if that is the goal.

As mentioned above, you may respond with some predefined html by using HttpCommand
or you may respond with the complete application by doing some automatic login in the background
if a certain parameter is used, and directing the bot/user to a specific page/form if you want to.