: Google has no knowledge of the actual file structure of your web app and what is accessible to the public. A news site, for example, will have hundreds of articles to view, but might only

@Cofer257

Google has no knowledge of the actual file structure of your web app and what is accessible to the public.

A news site, for example, will have hundreds of articles to view, but might only have one actual script: article.php.

Server-side directives might allow pretty canonical URLs like /category/283423-pretty-name to point to /article.php, and this is what Google sees.

Google cannot access your database layer, and retrieve articles that way. It only crawls your site and indexes pages that it can reach through regular link traversal.

In general, if you have content generated via JavaScript, it will not be indexed. This includes any links that can only be reached via a JavaScript event.

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