Are PHP $_GET methods indexed by search engines?
Question
If you use a PHP $_GET method, and it saves the string of data to the url box, such as:
/net/gallry/aidangig/post.php?title=This+funny+Doge&author=%40aidangig&media_post=Lol+feel+free+to+comment.<img+src%3D"%2Fgallry%2Femojis%2F1f602.svg"+height%3D"16"+width%3D"16"%2F>%0D%0A<img+src%3D"http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FANQFVFm.jpg"%2F>%0D%0A
Will this be saved, and indexed by Google as it is here, or would Google just index it as:
/net/gallry/aidangig/post.php?
1 answers
solution1
2 ACCPTED 2016-01-31 03:34:11
Yes, Google can (and will) index $_GET parameters.
If you manage this site, and you do not wish Google to do so, you can either use canonical links , or you can tell Google which parameters it should ignore within Google Webmaster Tools . Note that the second option will not prevent other search engines from indexing these URLs.
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