Re: Hi Ajax experts, can Google spider read the content of Ajax app (that does not have any code to to make it Crawlable) by itself?

Thank you very much for your answer. This is quite new, I will test it.

On Wednesday, May 21, 2014 12:17:44 PM UTC+10, Joseph Lust wrote:

I misspoke, Fetch As Google will show you the HTML and request headers, what I was thinking of was Labs > Instant Previews

 

In the example below you can see the rendered subpage of the site that is totally AJAX driven:

 

And the renderings below. These thumbnails appear other places in GWDT as well:

So, this indicates to me that GWTP works out of the box, without need for a crawler servlet. I'd also note that when a client called me, irate that the yet to be launched site's pages were appearing on Google, it was another indicator that they were rendering JS based pages serverside (robots.txt fixed that).

Hope that helps.

Sincerely,

Joseph

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