Hiding Javascript

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Fred

Is there a way to place all the JavaScript coding that appears in the HTML
page into a separate folder as I'm not sure that all this script is good to
have around when the search engine spiders crawl the page. I thought I had
read somewhere that all bar one line of the script could be placed in a
separate folder in the root directory but I could be wrong.

Apologies to the group if you are receiving my posting twice but I'm have
trouble with either my ISP (ntl World in the UK) or good old Norton. Fred
 
You can place any custom written script in a external .js files and then link that to your pages,
however this will not work for FP generated JavaScript, if you plan to continue to manage the site
with FP.

However having the scripts in your pages has no real impact on search engines indexing your site.
You might want post this concern to a search engine type of newsgroup, like WebMasterWorld

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