Yet another indexing problem
I have searched and searched and can't find an answer.
I have lots of pages where I use the same page, such as 'index.php' and add query strings to it.
It seems to get stuck at not being able to tell that a query string is different from another.
For example, I have over 200 items in a database, so my page will be something like 'index.php?id=1', index.php"id=2' etc.
But phpdig has been able to get only
'index.php?display_table'
'index.php?display_list'
'index.php?display_thumbnails'
'index.php?id=86'
I can't get it to be able to see that id=1, id=2, id=3... are different pages. It's like it can only tell the difference if the query strings have different letters, not different numbers.
What can I do?
Oh, and there are no 404 problems or redirects or any of the other things in all the other posts I've looked into. All the links to all the ?id=n pages are all listed on the first page.
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