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04-03-2014 10:55 AM #1 deniouz (Member)
Stucked with Prosper202

Hello guys,

Recently I am stucked with Prosper202. I just realised that my landing pages script should be in .php instead of jquery. I'm using Adobe Muse to create my landing pages and my scripts end up as jquery.

I can't to find a guide to get simple landing page codes for jquery redirect. I also can't find a guide to split test my landing pages when my scripts are in jquery form.

My landing pages ended up with:

1. index file as html

and under scripts folder:

2. jquery.musepolyfill.bgsize as JScript Script File

3. jquery.watch as JScript Script File

4. jquery-1.8.3.min as JScript Script File

5. museutils as JScript Script File

I'm really confused right now.

Do I have to rewrite the jquery codes to php format or just rename/resave all the files to .php?

I have no knowledge in php language at all.

What should I do?

04-03-2014 11:46 AM #2 zeno (Administrator)

I think you may be a bit befuddled here.

Your landing pages are in html format. The scripts generated by Muse are javascript and they are embedded in the html code of the page.

Generally, you don't need these so you can probably safely remove the script tags in the html code, but do check the page still displays properly.

You can rename your webpage.html file to webpage.php. Upload it to your server. Load it in a browser to check that it displays properly.

Now, edit the webpage.php file and add the codes generated by prosper202. Save the file. Upload it to your server again and overwrite the old file.

That's pretty much it!

04-03-2014 01:12 PM #3 deniouz (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by zeno View Post
I think you may be a bit befuddled here.

Your landing pages are in html format. The scripts generated by Muse are javascript and they are embedded in the html code of the page.

Generally, you don't need these so you can probably safely remove the script tags in the html code, but do check the page still displays properly.

You can rename your webpage.html file to webpage.php. Upload it to your server. Load it in a browser to check that it displays properly.

Now, edit the webpage.php file and add the codes generated by prosper202. Save the file. Upload it to your server again and overwrite the old file.

That's pretty much it!
Thanks for the reply. I just want to confirm which of my method is correct.

If I rename the index.html to index.php the outcome is like this:
Click image for larger version.  Name: 2.jpg  Views: 39  Size: 33.0 KB  ID: 2145
and the result on my domain would be like this
Click image for larger version.  Name: 3.jpg  Views: 40  Size: 49.0 KB  ID: 2146


But if I resave it as index.php the outcome is:
Click image for larger version.  Name: 1.jpg  Views: 38  Size: 30.6 KB  ID: 2147
and the result on my domain would the exact landing page.

By the way, can I choose to keep the scripts? My landing page does not work exactly I wanted it to be if I remove it.

04-04-2014 05:16 AM #4 zeno (Administrator)

Yes keep the scripts if removing them breaks the page.

You have file extensions hidden in your Windows folder options. So, the index.html file just reads as index. When you rename it you're not changing the file extension, only the file name. Un-hide file extensions and then rename index.html to index.php.

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