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Originally posted by Cyndalie
You won't rank lower due to a page type of extension, however you are correct in stating that search engines can only index the static html code of your pages.
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I'll clarify a bit. If my asp has the following include statement: !--#include file="footer.html"--
The page you see in the browser includes the html from the footer file but it doesn't see the asp include statement. I don't use any variables in the urls so I'm thinking that that page will qualify as static content. But I just wanted to make absolutely sure, hehehe. Since there is no penalty for the file extension it seems that I should be in the clear. I could really have used SSI and made it a .shtml page but we have asp on the server so I figured I might as well use that to save having to change stuff individually on 20 pages, hehe.
Thanks for your input.