Post by david nein on Feb 18, 2009 10:30:47 GMT 1
received from support-helper{genessa}
"pass-L means you have partial code on your page, with a link to a page with full code. the link FROM the landing page is what makes is pass-L, not the link back. if there is no link back, it's ONE WAY and fails."
Obviously, the "pass_L" goes on the landing page, or does it?
"pass-L means you have partial code on your page, with a link to a page with full code. the link FROM the landing page is what makes is pass-L, not the link back. if there is no link back, it's ONE WAY and fails."
Obviously, the "pass_L" goes on the landing page, or does it?
