using the right technology at the right time
I’ve run across a significant blunder twice in the past couple months when it comes to using <cflocation> for redirects on public web sites. Unless you are explicitly trying to remember the user’s session, pass a value of false for the addtoken attribute. For example:
In my recent blog migration, I had to make decisions on how to guide my site’s visitors from the old pages to the new URLs generated by the new blog system. These “visitors” I just mentioned also include search engine spiders. When you redesign any portion of your site, think twice before deleting the old [...]
I’ll admit that I ego-surf every few months to see how this Web site is doing in the major search engines. I’m happy to say that my site now appears in the first results page on a search for “Chris Peters” on Google and MSN Search. Also, Google is now indexing my dynamically generated blog [...]
First off, I apologize to any of you who have subscribed to my feed and are now receiving duplicate copies of my last five blog entries. It’s due to a change I’ve made to my site that I am about to discuss. Those who read my last blog entry know that I am annoyed by [...]
About MeI'm Chris Peters, and I'm a lover of web design and development. I'm based in Columbus, Ohio. Follow me as I have successes and struggles in this fast-moving technology environment.
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