DemonGoddess

The redirect is to the central index. Sounds like you need to clear your browser to reset the cookies, as this page is a cookie setter, without the form.

ty, I will merge over the data as I told you I would in an earlier post, and then delete the books versions

In preparing for the eventuality of discontinuing the birthdate verifier, which interferes with the search engine crawlers, this is something I added late Wednesday. We do still have to have something at point of entry, but this was done so that the crawlers can actually access things in the archive itself, instead of just seeing the form. You only have to set the cookie once every 30 days, per subdomain. If you only visit 2 subdomains, that's 2 cookies set, as an example.

I expect we'll be addressing that particular deficiency of the current script in the upcoming months. I'm hesitant to tinker with it to allow for the ssl link, as I'm unsure how the old protocols will deal with that and whether or not it'll parse correctly. I suspect that is very likely why it's not set to allow for ssl linking at the present time.

Try reading Kanashii's stuff

the squealing will make yer ears bleed....

If she's based it on the tv series, this needs added. Added. Also, as I know why the req is being made, once you re-add your stories to here, can you let me know, and leave the others up until I merge over hits, rates and any reviews?

*snickers*

Okay, we've done a slight workaround. Now, due to the size of the db itself, crawling chapter data is really not a good thing for us. However, when the form is triggered has been moved to the first time a user is trying to look at a chapter. This then sets the cookie, just like it did when trying to access anything at all. We've replaced that with a simple cookie, which has no forms in it, and is set by clicking a link. The downside to this particular cookie, is it must be set per subdomain. It does last for 30 days, so only needs to be done once a month. Not a big deal, really. It still covers the site by clearly stating the age requirements needed to access, which is important. Hopefully within the next week, we'll see different results from the crawlers, where they can index the members, the story listings, and etc. Just not the chapter content.

no, they're still all where they're supposed to be. Here.

I just moved that category yesterday, so that story can stay for me to move

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Not a glitch, the story had been hidden for disclaimer issues, and the user corrected it so we could unhide.

You were probably looking in the wrong subdomain. You have to be in the subdomain the story should be in, for it to show up in search. Is this the story?

This is one of many stories where all the author need to do is open up the chapter and resave. What you're seeing is the result of the rte stripping out the excessive html in the old word converted html files.

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Link

American English has MANY words with more than 5 letters. If you have issue with more than a 5 letter word, I suggest you learn to use a dictionary.

nuked

What I do for that, is have you (or anyone else), frame your question, mail it to technicalsupport@adult-fanfiction.org, with the request to get in touch with the author, and then forward to the author. Then, if he or she is so inclined, they answer you.

Guest, JayDee was obviously speaking English....

This story was posted by a minor, and has since been deleted, as well as the profiles the minor had on site.

Pointing to an index file ALWAYS helps. As I said, the sitemap has been submitted, but not yet indexed. The subdomains I've been submitting (direct link to index page) are also starting to show in search results. However, that takes TIME. Each subdomain has to be submitted to the indexes as a site. As far as I know, up until recently only the forum was submitted that way, because I did it. Mind you, I got an earful from Jaxxy at the time when I did, but that's besides the polnt. Long story short, she put the screws to my submitting anything else for the domain to the indexes.