Hi.
I have created some interfaces for administration. But i don't want these pages to be apeared in search results.
Please help me.

What is searching them? It's hard for us to provide help if we don't have any idea of the specifics of your question.

-Peter

As peter pointed out, what is searching them? An interal search feature or an outside search engine?? In the event of the latter use a robots.txt file to prevent those pages from being crawled.

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hi dudes,
I want to hide my administration pages from search engines like google.
I don't want my admin pages to be apeared in search result.
Can you help me?

Can you answer the question we've asked above?

Have you tried what dparsons suggested?

-Peter

How can i use the file robots.txt? May you descibe more?

http://www.google.com/search?q=robots.txt

First hit: http://www.robotstxt.org/

-Peter

Thnaks Peter, but i still don't understand how i should use it. See, i have some aspx pages in a folder that is special for admin visit. when i write in google http://www.google.com/q=anything&sit...=mywebsite.com i can see my administration pages in the search result. Now what should i do?
Thanks for your attention Peter and dparsons.

Your pages may be in Googles cache, to prevent Google or any other website from storing your pages in its cache, use the no-cache tag in your files.

Generally I would just use this on the pages that you don't want google to cache, however, it will not hurt your rankings if you use no-cache on every page (but really, why would you?)

About the robots.txt file:
Read this:
http://www.outfront.net/tutorials_02...ech/robots.htm

and this:
http://www.pageresource.com/zine/robotstxt.htm

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Since the Robot file abd cache options are only recommendations for search engines, and they don't have to stick to them, you may also want to protect your Admin folders by some other means, like password protecting them.

Imar


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