Westech
09-16-2004, 07:15 AM
I'd like to implement a "Click here to go to a random page" link on my site by linking to a php file called random.php and then using something like this in the random.php file to make it imediately go to a random page on my site:
<META http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=<?php // use php to put a random url from my list here ?> ">
I've heard rumours that google will think you're doing something sneaky if you meta refresh a page on your site with a timeout of zero. Is there any truth to this? I don't really care if the random.php file is indexed and ranked or not, but I want to make sure that the rankings of the rest of my site aren't affected.
<META http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=<?php // use php to put a random url from my list here ?> ">
I've heard rumours that google will think you're doing something sneaky if you meta refresh a page on your site with a timeout of zero. Is there any truth to this? I don't really care if the random.php file is indexed and ranked or not, but I want to make sure that the rankings of the rest of my site aren't affected.