P PI Guy Feb 7, 2009 #1 Feb 7, 2009 Original Poster #1 when i do it for a particular page, the big G returns another page. Any ideas why that might be happening? ••• More options Share
when i do it for a particular page, the big G returns another page. Any ideas why that might be happening?
please help Free Member Feb 2, 2009 90 13 Feb 7, 2009 #2 Feb 7, 2009 #2 maybe a redirct on it , if you website flash built? ••• More options Share Upvote 0
P PI Guy Feb 7, 2009 #3 Feb 7, 2009 Original Poster #3 no its built along all current standards. there's no redirect. the page itself works fine but google thinks its a different page. Last edited by a moderator: Feb 7, 2009 ••• More options Share Upvote 0
no its built along all current standards. there's no redirect. the page itself works fine but google thinks its a different page.
please help Free Member Feb 2, 2009 90 13 Feb 7, 2009 #4 Feb 7, 2009 #4 stugster is good at this stuff, he may be able to help ••• More options Share Upvote 0
F FreeZone Feb 7, 2009 #5 Feb 7, 2009 Original Poster #5 Page is not in the index, G returns the nearest match in cache. What does site:yourdomainDOTcom say? Cheers, ••• More options Share Upvote 0
Page is not in the index, G returns the nearest match in cache. What does site:yourdomainDOTcom say? Cheers,
P PI Guy Feb 7, 2009 #6 Feb 7, 2009 Original Poster #6 FreeZone said: Page is not in the index, G returns the nearest match in cache. What does site:yourdomainDOTcom say? Cheers, Click to expand... I see. It's not there on site: ••• More options Share Upvote 0
FreeZone said: Page is not in the index, G returns the nearest match in cache. What does site:yourdomainDOTcom say? Cheers, Click to expand... I see. It's not there on site:
P PI Guy Feb 8, 2009 #7 Feb 8, 2009 Original Poster #7 well something odd going on here. the page is still not on the cache but it shows up 3rd on page all of a sudden. ••• More options Share Upvote 0
well something odd going on here. the page is still not on the cache but it shows up 3rd on page all of a sudden.
F FreeZone Feb 9, 2009 #8 Feb 9, 2009 Original Poster #8 site:yourdomain.com and cache:yourdomain.com could be lagging in synchronization. Google has many data centers and can show different search results in ranking & indexed files (cache & individual files), specially when sites are updated. Reactions: PI Guy ••• More options Share Upvote 0
site:yourdomain.com and cache:yourdomain.com could be lagging in synchronization. Google has many data centers and can show different search results in ranking & indexed files (cache & individual files), specially when sites are updated.