Re: meta medic doesn't detect sub-directories but will detect if I publish to main domain

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Re: meta medic doesn't detect sub-directories but will detect if I publish to main domain

From Drew Orgell at websiter on 25 June '98
adding to meta medic doesn't detect sub-directories but will detect if I publish to main domain posted by michael reising

>when i publish to my main domain name meta
>medic picks up my meta tags, but when I
>publish to a sub-directory it doesn't detect
>the meta tags. What am I doing wrong?

Try this:
www.domain.com/subdirectory/

The / after the name of the subdirectory is important. Once you have the right syntax for meta-medic to read your tags, the search engines should find you too. If this does not work you may need to do this:

www.domain.com/subdirectory/subdirectory

Where the same subdirectory is redundently specified. you may even need to have a / at the end.
The whys of this strategy illude me, but it has worked.

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Reply:	>>when i publish to my main domain name meta >>medic picks up my meta tags, but when I >>publish to a sub-directory it doesn't detect >>the meta tags. What am I doing wrong? >Try this: >www.domain.com/subdirectory/ >The / after the name of the subdirectory is important. Once you have the right syntax for meta-medic to read your tags, the search engines should find you too. If this does not work you may need to do this: >www.domain.com/subdirectory/subdirectory >Where the same subdirectory is redundently specified. you may even need to have a / at the end. >The whys of this strategy illude me, but it has worked.