I need help setting a campain

[lnietob]

I am setting a campaign and I put the first page as a main route.

Sample

www.sample.com

On this page people need click on a enter button because it is and adult page.

After that everything redirects to www.sample.com/home.php

Where you find all the links on the web page such as about, blogs, contact, promotions and so on.

The problem that I see it's that I already set up the campaign but detects only one page.

How can I see the errors of missing meta tags of the other inside pages.

Should I set up the campaign and in my domain shall need to be

www.sample.com/home.php instead of www.sample.com

any wise advise on this?

[lnietob]

I got this reply from the  the webmaster regarding this Crawl issue, after I copy paste your reply. Please read what he said

"All the links on the splash page and other pages on the site are standard html href tags (except search and login which is a form) so please can you clarify what you mean."

So what you think we could do to fix the crawl issue?

[ChiarynMiranda]

Hi Luis,

Thanks for writing in and sorry for the confusion. Unfortunately, it looks like the reason we aren't able to crawl past the splash page is the the "Enter" link is in Javascript, which our crawler can't parse so we aren't able to crawl through that link. Google even occasionally has issues crawling through Javascript links. For this reason, it’s important to have an actual html link on your homepage and other prominent navigation areas of your website.

I'm afraid we still wouldn't be able to crawl the campaign if you try to set it up as www.sample.com/home.php because the .php suffix indicates an individual file on the site, and the campaign can't be set up for anything smaller than a subfolder. Unfortunately, the way the site is set up right now isn't compatible with our crawler but, if you change the "Enter" link to an html link, we should be able to enter the site with no problem.

I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Chiaryn

[benjaminspak]

Hi  Luis,

I would try that first. However I don't think you need a buffer page legally but don't quote me read up on 2257 first:

http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2257

**Who is your CC processor? **

I know for a fact CCBill requires a buffer page, but once you get your account and sub accounts approved, they don't check up on you. So if one were to remove it..

Regards,

@bnspak