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How do I make a site with MUST HAVE frame, search-engine friendly?

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May 03.2007

There is a site on which I did search engine optimization… keywords, h1 text, meta info, etc. However an issue arouse as there was a flash audio player that was reloading the song from the beginning each time, on each click of a link; at the end the only solution was to put the audio player on the top of the site in a separate frame. So when one goes through the navigation and links the flash audio player doesn’t reload each time the song from the beginning for each click that there is. But now when you view the source, the META info and the main page’s code is not there anymore, only the frame’s code is there.

Is this site search-engine friendly anymore and if not, then could anything be done to make it?

The site is georgedimitrov dot com

Thanks.

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@jasinMay 27.2007 — I love that Guitar music ?

There is one way to tackle this issue. You should try to optimize your internal pages

<frameset>

<frame src="player_frame.html" name="topFrame" scrolling="No" noresize="noresize" id="topFrame" title="topFrame" />

<frame src="home.html" name="mainFrame" id="mainFrame" title="Framemain"

</frameset>


Just optimize your home.html as any other normal page, and it will pick up rankings like any other internal page ?
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@jamesx521authorMay 28.2007 — Right now, the search engine ranking is doing pretty well, with all the META info being only in the bottom frame. (I had expected that the result will be bad, since there's no META in the top frame, but I was wrong.) This is the first time I've ever used frames. How in the world can you even view the source from the web browser for the bottom page... unless I go to the Dreamweaver files?
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@margeccJun 20.2007 — Until I get around to changing it, I have this problem also. I have included this in the <head> section. That whay when a spider picks up one frame of your page and someone clicks on it, this just redirects them to the proper page with the frames all intact.

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript">

if (self==parent)

{

document.write('<b>THIS IS A FRAME ELEMENT</B>')

document.write('You will be transported to frames in a second')

document.write('<META HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" CONTENT="0; URL=yourpage.html">')

}

</SCRIPT>
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@MerchantOfDeathJun 29.2007 — Hey margecc, that's a wonderful solution.

However, how can I let "yourpage.html" include the content-page the user initially clicked on on the search engine?
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@margeccJun 29.2007 — I have set up a bunch of specific index pages for my most popular pages IE. for my log books page I direct to "index_logs.html" It takes a bit of work to set it up, but it is all I could think of to get it to work. I really just need to get my site out of frames!! You could also just stall the refresh (it works in seconds) and give them some instruction about where to click to access the info they are requesting and then take them to the main page. Just some thoughts.
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