Hey, was wondering if I have a PHP script that dynamically loads data into page in Joomla using ID's, how can each of those pages be searchable by google?
I mean even how is the joomla searchable on google if it's all dynamic database loaded content?
If a link is posted somewhere and it references a specific page, Joomla or not, then Google will fetch that page, look at it, and give it a rank based on how many links refer to it. That's the short and rought idea of pagerank anyway.
So say if I have a list of loading products, say I have 5000 products in shop.
All products are listed on one page, and when clicked on it brings user to page with full details of that product. The google will lurk through each link and save all that and when user searches for specific product on google, it might link to my site?
Yes. It doesn't matter what is serving your web pages or if they are static or dynamic. When they reach the browser (or google's spider in this case) they are HTML.
If a weblink is published somewhere and it sources a particular web page, Joomla ! or not, then Search engines will bring that web page, look at it, and give it a position depending on how many hyperlinks make reference to it. That's the short and rought concept of page position anyway.
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