Originally posted by chris_mckednric
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Urgent Help Please - problems with Buy One Get One Free Offer
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Originally posted by leehack View PostYou may have uncovered a bug Chris, if that is true, then that is really scarey lol. Like you say, you'd expect a common sense decision to be made by the rules, I can't imagine you are expected to price each product differently, I really do hope not.
Can you confirm that this just happens on the same price products? Are all products included into this offer as I couldn't seem to get any to take up the discount.
Block the spiders then Chris, otherwise you will end up with a load of results that need reversing, the site is currently getting spidered.Then get a robots.txt file blocking all robots on websitehome.co.uk! When you publish ilcmediadirect on the namesake domain, search engines come along and go "hey, look at this, this guy has copied all of websitehome.co.uk's site, let's toss this new site (ilc) out of our search results!"
And do we have any idea what on earth is going on with my offer!? I find it very odd that it is working for some and not others, and that it works for me on some occasions but not others.
If the error was consistent i.e. that equally priced products where not being included in to the buy one get one free offer, that i could understand if not solve, but I am increasingly thinking that there is some kind of bug here...
Thanks for the help
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Originally posted by grantglendinnin View PostCreate a text file and name it robots.txt
Place the following in the text file:
User-agent: *
Disallow: /
Save the file and upload it to the root of your server (websitehome.co.uk) - ie. the folder 'up' from the 'acatalog' folder - where your index.html file is on the server.
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Originally posted by chris_mckednric View Post
If the error was consistent i.e. that equally priced products where not being included in to the buy one get one free offer, that i could understand if not solve, but I am increasingly thinking that there is some kind of bug here...
Get them to look at it and see if they can spot the problem.Tracey
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Originally posted by chris_mckednric View PostExcellent, thank you very much Will do that now!
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Ensure when you update your DNS records and upload to the live server (for your official site) that the robots.txt file is not transferred. Stupid point I know, but it's always one of those silly things that tend to happen.
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Originally posted by grantglendinnin View PostNo probs. Forgot to mention, you should be able to navigate to www.domain.com/robots.txt and should be able to see the contents of the text file, if not, you'll probably get a 404 error, as the robots.txt file is not in the correct location.
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Originally posted by TraceyHand View PostIf that's the case, then you will have to contact support and raise a support ticket (via website, if you're not a Cover subscriber. Via phone, if you are.)
Get them to look at it and see if they can spot the problem.
Big thanks to everyone who's given me pointers, help and those who have tested the offer for me, I will post my solution or what the cause of the problem is when support have been able to work it out!
cheers
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