Dean Williams

You need to wrap your content area with a class or id that is constant, you should not ever be binding to the body tag as this will reload everything.

I see you have fixed this yourself, could you explain how you fixed it? Glad you love the plugin 🙂

Thanks for this, I will add an option to the next AAPL for this – seems like a good idea.

Hey Thanks for your question.

AAPL uses AJAX for moving between pages of your website, google and other crawlers DO NOT SUPPORT JAVASCRIPT. So will attempt to read and follow URLS with normal HTTP.

AAPL is designed to be backwards compatible, so all A links work like you would expect for a HTTP website, however AAPL then takes over on a mouse click and loads that url with AJAX instead.

So to answer your question, AAPL does not cause any problems for Google or any other search engine, as your site will operate as normal when javascript is disabled.

Hey Michael,
AAPL was programmed to work around the “normal” operation of your website, for instance if you disabled JavaScript, your site will work still because all <a href> tags still exist and are still valid.

All AAPL does it capture those clicks and do some javascript instead of allowing the browser to handle them normally.

Google doesnt use javascript, so they see the site as a plain html site 🙂

Also if you set your tracking code in AAPL it will also track clicks, visits and visit duration while still working through AJAX, which means your Analytics will be correct.

Hope this helps.

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IT seems this is what he is using (looked at the source myself). If someone can confirm this works I will add it to the site 🙂

jQuery.getScript(‘/wp-content/plugins/portfolio-slideshow/js/portfolio-slideshow.min.js?ver=1.4.1’);

jQuery(window).load(); // trigger load event on window so that script’s run-on-load fn is forced to run

Thanks, added this to the reload codes site.

These are on the reloads code page:

http://software.resplace.net/WordPress/AAPL/reload-codes/

Thanks 🙂