Crawl once with JS enabled and once with it disabled and then diff the URLs in the two results?
SEO & JS experts -What's the fastest way to find non-HTML internal links on a site, at scale, without searching page code one at a time. I can't find this function in the crawlers I normally use. Normally I just look at page templates, but that won't work here. Any good tip?
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Ya - this is what I would normally do. Looking for something a bit faster though.
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Crawl with JS and custom extract the non HTML links patterns.
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Ya - this is the plan, there are just lots of weird patterns in legacy code.
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Do a custom crawl for those typical JS link patterns
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Curious, why would you need to do that?
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I have a client that asked for it.
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I can't find it in the crawlers I normally use. Wondering if it might be in Bing Webmaster Tools, or maybe some of the other crawlers - I tried
@ScreaminFrog and@Ryte, and the@OnelyCom WWJD tool is cool but only does one page at a time.pic.twitter.com/8NjvStgKWd - Antwoorden weergeven
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Do you mean links with no valid href? I have adapted this bookmarklet code I did in the past and used it to create custom extractions in deepcrawl (using the custom JS feature)https://tamethebots.com/blog-n-bits/handy-chrome-javascript-bookmarklets#blankhrefs …
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That does miss those oh so creative <div onclick="goto('/just-no')">I'm a link, honest</a> style things though.
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