When indexing your site to search engines they may not index dynamic pages. Read this article to learn how to get your entire site indexed by the search engine robots.
Please refer to Inktomi's website for more information about how their product "Slurp" works. Slurp is used by their customers Yahoo, Snap and HotBot.
In general, Slurp does try to index dynamic sites but they state on their site that it may not be able to index the entire site because of the nature of dynamic pages.
To work around this problem, you can do the following:
Create HTML pages that you can index with the search engines. You can create two types of html pages, "Doorway" pages and "Hallway" pages.
Once you have created your Doorway and Hallway pages you will then want to submit those pages to the search engines. This will guarantee that your site gets indexed correctly and it gives you more control of what pages get indexed on your site. Slurp should index the site every 60 days so if you maintain the html files it should keep the search engines current.
Tips:
Since Slurp does use links to spider your site you can create invisible links. On the doorway pages create link that match the same color as the background page.
Slurp will not index frames.
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