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Asked: 2026-05-31T23:25:34+00:00

I know this is up to google, but since the web has evolved then

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I know this is up to google, but since the web has evolved then I thought there might be something out there.

Here is the issue.

I have a jQuery.ajax({}) on jQuery.ready(...) once the page has loaded then I populate the contents using some json data.

I just thought there could be a parameter to let google know when they crawl there is an ajax request that populates the contents of the page.

The reason… SEO I need a better chance than having a please wait...

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  1. Editorial Team

    Most crawlers do not interpret JavaScript. I do no know for sure whether or not Google have a reasonable support for it, but i suppose that if they support any JS at all, it would be very limited. Thus loading your main content with AJAX is inherently a bad idea.

    Instead you should print out most or all content into the HTML before you send it to the browser.

    Edited
    My solution … just as easy (on PHP)

    <?php $cont = json_decode(file_get_contents('http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/[USERNAME]/uploads/?v=2&alt=json')); ?>
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