I created a Blog using Blogger which actually publishes the pages to my site. I thought this would be a great way to add pages with dynamic content.....but I am having trouble getting the pages cached.

I think it might be the way Blogger names the pages. Instead of creating pages like www.domainname.com/Blog/Page.html it creates the pages using this naming strategy - www.domainname.com/Blog/Page1/ and if I look at the actual file it is not an HTML file.

Does anyone have any experience with this? I just want the pages to get cached!!!

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The file naming shouldn't be a big deal at all, I use the same type of file naming all the time when using mod_rewrite - just make everything look like a directory.

If I were you, I'd start by looking into your linking architecture to make sure that it's as effective as can be. If you don't have any links pointing to your blog (or one that's so deep into your site that a spider visits there once a month), you're not going to get indexed very easily.

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