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URL Related Question?
04-08-2014, 09:32 PM
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URL Related Question?
PHP and HTML URL

Dear all, i have a website and its some exiting Urls are like http://www.isoindia-certification.com/is...ndia.html.

1- My Question start form here that as our each existing page has inquiry form so due to that we had to make the page in PHP url, as it has mentioned above. but now current pages url's are made by using HTML, So the way i m following, will affect the seo Ranking or will take more time to be promoted.

2- What php and html urls are equal perfect in order to make a SEO friendly URL.

Please reply with an appropriate solution, if you are sure.

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04-08-2014, 09:39 PM
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its very good

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04-08-2014, 09:43 PM
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I think what you are saying is that you are replacing PHP pages with HTML, you could leave the PHP in place and redirect to the new HTML, or do a 303 redirect for each page if you want - this should retain any SEO advantages that these pages may have 'earned'.
Secondly, I guess you are asking if there is and (SEO) difference between a URL with PHP extension and a URL with HTML extension, to which I would have to say No, I don't believe so - they should carry the same SEO 'weight' regardless of extension
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04-08-2014, 09:50 PM
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the current answers so far are too complicated.

as you know the html and php extensions are how the server decides to compute your page,

html of course is just displayed, but php is acted upon by the server.

if you need php code on an html page, normally you would tell the server by the ending php extension

HOWEVER, you can tell the server to treat html extensions as if they contained php and to execute them as php WHERE IT EXISTS on that page

how you do this is through your htaccess file. just edit it through your cpanel

here is a link that will explain it

You will have ZERO seo side effects
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