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I have created an ajax driven website which can load any page when given the correct parameters. For instance: http://www.mysite.com/?page=blog&id=7 opens a blog post.
If I create a sitemap with links to all pages within the website will this be indexed?
Many thanks.
If you provide a url for each page that will actually display the full page, then yes. If those requests are just responding with JSON, or only part of a page, then no. In reality this is probably a poor design SEO wise. Each page should have it’s own URL e.g.
www.mysite.com/unicornsinstead ofwww.mysite.com/?page=blog&id=1, and the links on the page should point to those. Then you should be using Javascript to capture all the link click events for the AJAX links, and then use Javascript how you like to update the page. Or better yet maybe try out PJAX which will load just the content of a page instead of a full page refresh speeding things up a little without really any changes from your normal site setup.