The Page Settings allow you to adjust parameters that apply to how returned pages from the search engines are handled.

Maximum Pages to Download

This is the maximum pages of results to retrieve from a search engine. The default is 3 pages.

Maximum HTTP Redirects

This is the maximum number of HTTP redirects to follow before giving up. This keeps Website-Manager from getting into an infinite loop if a search engine keeps redirecting back to the same page. The redirect request comes from the Location header in the HTTP response. The default value is 8 redirects. Don't change this value unless you have a good reason to.

Delay Between Pages

To better emulate how a real person would navigate the search results, you can set up delays between getting the next result page. When both minimum and maximum are set to zero (0), no delays are used. If you set a value for the minimum, but leave the maximum set to zero, then Website-Manager will always delay that value before getting the next page of results. If both values are set (non-zero), then Website-Manager will generate a random delay that is between the minimum and maximum values set. This more accurately mimics the behaviour of a real person.

Meta Tag 'Refresh'

The meta refresh tag in HTML is sometimes used by search engines to redirect you to a different result page. These settings keep Website-Manager from getting into an infinite loop if the search engine redirects back to the same page. Don't change these values unless you have a good reason to.

 

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