What is the way to let Google crawl my all pages which changes according to a DropDownList's selected value.

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I want to let Google crawl my page which contents are changing according to DropDownList's Selected Value. I am changing "Title of Page" with the DropDownList's value. It works fine. But Google only crawls that page with DropDownList's Default value and ignores other values of DropDownList. I am not passing any parameter in this way in URL. So how can I tell Google to crawl my page with changing its content according to DropDownList's value similar to passing URL parameters.

Posted 14-Feb-14 7:01am

Chaman Saini

Updated 14-Feb-14 7:05am

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TryAndSucceed 14-Feb-14 17:12pm

What do you mean by "Google crawl my page"?

Homero Rivera 14-Feb-14 23:07pm

Well, only google can answer for certain, but most crawlers work this way: they follow a href in your page. Perhaps, if for every dropdownlist value you enter an a href tag without any content, so it doesnt spoil your layout, somewhere in your page, maybe google will follow them. But f there is no URL you can type to get the 'other pages', then you should include such content hidden somewhere in the page.

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