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morrow, I suggest that you browse this thread, this has already been covered.
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By the way, since I've added the metatag, whenever I click on 'test vbcloaker', it goes directly to my archive page. |
It should work, works *perfectly* for me and for everyone else, try reading post #30
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Is anyone else having the same problem still? *If I can get this working, I'll definetely donate at least a few bux. |
Here's a pic of a generated page (Very nice)... I put a 30second delay in the meta tag to eliminate the test from jumping directly to the 'archive' page. Now if I could just get the search engine to notice the generated text and spider it!
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does that mean it works? FISH FOR TROUT!!!!
edit: if not, just give me the link to a cloaked page on your website |
Same problem here.
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Do the search engines use automated tools to catch cloakers? I run a site/forum on an online game in which not many play. Wouldnt be noticed by anyone offical /reported. However if its automated then id ont want to really ge ttaken oiff the search engines
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T_T maybe they got different user agent, because it cloaks the page when I use Firefox User Agent switcher.
Try adding 'spider' and 'media' to your user agent values :D if it doesnt work, we'll try something else. @GamerzWorld : no they don't, they have to be reported.. |
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