Use of ajax to fetch data of a section
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Hi,
Is it ok to fetch a section on a page using ajax. Will it be crawlable by Google.
I have already seen google's directions to get a complete ajax fetched page crawled by Google. Is there a way to get a particular section on a page fetched through ajax & indexed by Google.
Regards
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Hi Anirban!
It looked like you asked a very similar question here:
http://moz.com/community/q/fetch-data-for-users-with-ajax-but-show-it-without-ajax-for-google
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