Hi,
for what you want, yogi's SSI suggestion is probably better.
By using detailed_page.cgi you are still telling the robots the page is dynamic, even though it's served staticly.
You could use detailed_page.cgi as a blind ssi call, perhaps, cutting out all the display routines, and just keepiing the "select" (for link validity) and the "update" for counting routine. Return a space (essentially a nothing) to the SSI, and everyone will (should) be happy.
When you write out the page, just use ssi to call the detail_page.cgi?ID=<%ID%> and you'll be set up. *BUT* don't forget to edit out the display routines or you'll redirect to the dynamic page.
If I have a chance, later, I'll see if I can come up with the modified CGI file to just count hits to the detailed page.
You will need to use SSI, since you have to have some "active" or executable trigger.
PUGDOG� Enterprises, Inc.
The best way to contact me is to NOT use Email.
Please leave a PM here.
for what you want, yogi's SSI suggestion is probably better.
By using detailed_page.cgi you are still telling the robots the page is dynamic, even though it's served staticly.
You could use detailed_page.cgi as a blind ssi call, perhaps, cutting out all the display routines, and just keepiing the "select" (for link validity) and the "update" for counting routine. Return a space (essentially a nothing) to the SSI, and everyone will (should) be happy.
When you write out the page, just use ssi to call the detail_page.cgi?ID=<%ID%> and you'll be set up. *BUT* don't forget to edit out the display routines or you'll redirect to the dynamic page.
If I have a chance, later, I'll see if I can come up with the modified CGI file to just count hits to the detailed page.
You will need to use SSI, since you have to have some "active" or executable trigger.
PUGDOG� Enterprises, Inc.
The best way to contact me is to NOT use Email.
Please leave a PM here.
