Error 404 wrote:

Don Von Free Credits wrote:

Error 404 wrote:

Yes

Well then, it is a good thing that googlebot does not have access to our members only areas.

What you mean? Lol? It allows you to view members only areas without registering. So yes it does. What it doesn't have access too is hidden section.

Don Von Free Credits wrote:

Error 404 wrote:

Don Von Free Credits wrote:

Well then, it is a good thing that googlebot does not have access to our members only areas.

What you mean? Lol? It allows you to view members only areas without registering. So yes it does. What it doesn't have access too is hidden section.

Nope. I have googlebot registered to our site as a bot and I have given bots the same permissions as a guest, always have. I have always been worried of google bot placing our members only sections in google cache, so I only allow it access to the same sections that a non-registed guest has access to.

venomousv wrote:

THanks for the trick, 404. This will save me lots of crappy registering time. Lol
And that was wise thinking, Don.

D.M wrote:

I've been aware of switching user agents for a while but I never really took the time to learn what you could do with it. This will come in handy as I usually just register with a spam email.

Error 404 wrote:

D.M wrote:

I've been aware of switching user agents for a while but I never really took the time to learn what you could do with it. This will come in handy as I usually just register with a spam email.

Yea however, I forgot to mention, you will not be able to post on the forums or anysite you visit