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<description><![CDATA[I am moving an existing static directory to wsn links.  The directory has been online for several years and I don&#039;t want to miss out on existing traffic and search engine listings.  The Static File Generation seems to be a great solution but I continue to get errors.  It works fine until I get several urls &amp; filenames added.  Then it locks up and seems to reset my htaccess permisions.  I have to go to my host to reset the permissions and I loose the static files I&#039;ve generated.  

Is there a limit to the number of urls?  Also, some of the existing page names contain a &#039;-&#039;.  Is that a possible problem?

For example:

I am trying to redirect:  http://bedsbreakfastsandinns.com/?action=displaycat&amp;catid=193

to the static page: puerto-rico.htm

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<content:encoded><![CDATA[I am moving an existing static directory to wsn links.  The directory has been online for several years and I don't want to miss out on existing traffic and search engine listings.  The Static File Generation seems to be a great solution but I continue to get errors.  It works fine until I get several urls & filenames added.  Then it locks up and seems to reset my htaccess permisions.  I have to go to my host to reset the permissions and I loose the static files I've generated.  

Is there a limit to the number of urls?  Also, some of the existing page names contain a '-'.  Is that a possible problem?

For example:

I am trying to redirect:  <a href="http://bedsbreakfastsandinns.com/?action=displaycat&catid=193" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bedsbreakfastsandinns.com/?...ction=displaycat&catid=193</a>

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<description><![CDATA[I am setting up a series of on-line travel directories.  First, I&#039;d like to say your program is great.  I&#039;ve learned a lot about PHP already.  

Here is my question:

These are existing travel directories.  Currently, travel companies have the option of two listing types, premium &amp; descriptive.  Both are a flat annual fee.  Premium listings appear above all other listings.  These listings are augmented with affiliate travel links.  I would like to continue with the same arrangement with my new wsn directory.  It is just easier to bill $75 or $150 per year than do PPC.  Is there a way to accomplish this?

I&#039;ve read the post at https://www.webmastersite.net/forums/comments.php?id=4859. Some of the information will help, but I need to sign-up everyone as paid listings from the beginning and for the flat annual fee.

Any help is appreciated.]]></description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[I am setting up a series of on-line travel directories.  First, I'd like to say your program is great.  I've learned a lot about PHP already.  

Here is my question:

These are existing travel directories.  Currently, travel companies have the option of two listing types, premium & descriptive.  Both are a flat annual fee.  Premium listings appear above all other listings.  These listings are augmented with affiliate travel links.  I would like to continue with the same arrangement with my new wsn directory.  It is just easier to bill $75 or $150 per year than do PPC.  Is there a way to accomplish this?

I've read the post at <a href="https://www.webmastersite.net/forums/comments.php?id=4859" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.webmastersite.net/forum...orums/comments.php?id=4859</a>. Some of the information will help, but I need to sign-up everyone as paid listings from the beginning and for the flat annual fee.

Any help is appreciated.]]></content:encoded>
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