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Is there any way to make JavaScript generated content indexable by search engines? I remember reading something about Google parsing a generated site map, but I might be wrong here.
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I also remember reading something similar when searching for a history plugin for jQuery. You might check out:
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2007/11/spiders-view-of-web-20.html
The explanation of hash links and actual href links sounds about right.
Mostly the search engine spiders do not render javascript so any content will not be seen.