Re: Foreign Search Engines?

__/ [ Clint ] on Tuesday 28 February 2006 16:53 \__

I am currently getting some of my website pages translated into Japanese
and
German. I know that if I type in my domain, the website does currently
show
up on Japanese and German versions of Yahoo and Google. Once the Japanese
and German pages are up (on the same domain as my English language
website), do I still have to submit to the foreign Yahoo and Google SE's?

Clint

How do you determind the language of your front page? IP addresses? User
choice? JavaScript (or *cough* VBScript)? Server-side methods like PHP?
Depending on how you do this, this may be visible to the search engines that
would, in turn, index accordingly...

Best wishes,

Roy

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