How do I get my files indexed by the search engines after a redesign where file names have changed?
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Jump to PostIf you're using Apache, use 301 redirects in your .htaccess file to force a 'permanent redirect' from the old URLs to the new ones. This will indicate to Google, and the other search engines, to update their records, and let them know that the page has simply moved.
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Jump to PostYup, a 301 redirect is a 'permanent redirect' meaning you're telling Google the page (with similar contents) has moved to a new location.
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Dani: The Queen of DaniWeb: Admisitrator;Featured;Sponsor OWner Guru+, You however personify the zero end of the 0-10 scale, You have your facts wrong, sitemap.ml robots.txt Go Google
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