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I am developing a web page for my latest project. A bit late it struck me that I have to optimise it for search engines.
I guess I can guess the answer, but I don’t like guessing…
When the user clicks the link I use jQuery to get new content and add it to the page dynamically. Is google crawling the .js part in some way? Or is it only links that I can see when doing view source that it uses?
Can the robot-files find those files I am fetching using .js?
No, web crawlers do not work with JavaScript-powered web pages. You’ll need a plain HTML fallback for users without JavaScript and crawlers.