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Test Simple Cloaking PHP Library v2 |
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*This page lets you see the results of using the functionality in the SimpleCloakV2 class in action. Essentially, what we're doing is using a meta exclusion tag on every pageview that is not executed by a bona-fide search engine spider. For everyone else, we cloak a result with that said tag.
Please note: For now, we're relatively strict as to what is a valid spider UA (case, spaces, etc. can matter). That may change in a future release. We use the IPLists.com database for both UAs and IPs.
New IPs are verified by the process documented here.
You said you were Googlebot-Image/1.0 and you are located at 209.185.108.1
You are a real bot. So ... content IS NOT cloaked to be excluded.
This example made use of the concepts and code examples within "Professional Search Engine Optimization with PHP."
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Professional Search Engine Optimization with ASP.NET is coming soon (August 20, 2007).
Cloaking database was already up to date, or the update failed.
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