Yahoo! and JavaScripts

[sandis.viksna]

Hello, I want an advice on the following thing:

I have a webpage which has static JavaScript like this one

<script>
document.write ('Partner 1 usefull seo information');
document.write ('Partner 2 usefull health information');
document.write ('Partner 3 usefull ebooks for free');
</script>

How does web spiders (yahoo) does interprets the SCRIPT code (as you can see it has a html code inside)? does it spiders it and takes into account as content or it has to be without the javascript code?

Let me know! Thanks :)

[brian.mark]

JavaScript isn't handled too well for the most part. If you can make standard HTML links (even at the footer of the page), those will be followed with much more consistency than a JavaScript link.

Bots are getting smarter, but making it easier for them is still only going to help your quest for getting all pages indexed and higher rankings.

Brian.