Submitting to non english sites
lets say this is about blog comments
Is there a file or a folder to see what words SER is using to submit because every language will have different text on submit button or it uses the html type button to submit?.
is there any reason why submitted, verified drop dramatically for non-english sites ?.
even for country based submission, verified is very low and this is when i have imported and sorted big lists into SER but verified are next to nothing, in some cases single figures.
when i import a country based list i switch off scraping , finding new sites in any way. so only list that i import will be used for submission and verified is very poor.
so coming back to original question how is SER submitting , html type = button or text on button ?.
is there anyway i can edit the way it submits ?.
Is there a file or a folder to see what words SER is using to submit because every language will have different text on submit button or it uses the html type button to submit?.
is there any reason why submitted, verified drop dramatically for non-english sites ?.
even for country based submission, verified is very low and this is when i have imported and sorted big lists into SER but verified are next to nothing, in some cases single figures.
when i import a country based list i switch off scraping , finding new sites in any way. so only list that i import will be used for submission and verified is very poor.
so coming back to original question how is SER submitting , html type = button or text on button ?.
is there anyway i can edit the way it submits ?.
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If your having issues with something I would go to the URL page manually, hit CTRL + shift+ I and open up dev tools. then top left click on element picker to inspect the button. Then check in network tab and hit the button in question. There you can see what being sent and what many have changed. Then compare the post request to whats in the engine script. If it failing becuase the script maybe a change can help but if change is really JavaScript "heavy" it may be waste of time. For me If I learn something it's still a win.
Probably did shitty job explaining, but hopefully that helps a bit