Double-check: Did you download the stream or the landing page?
The stream is downloaded from the stream settings, and the landing page is downloaded from the offer card. The links used in this case will differ: for the stream, use the stream link, and for the downloaded landing page, use the link consisting of the domain name (the address where the landing was uploaded).
The difference between downloading a stream and a landing page is described in the
instructions.
Did you bind the domain to the uploaded stream?If you are uploading a stream (or landing) to your hosting, you cannot park the domain with us (and don't need to bind the domain in the "Domain Parking" field in the stream settings).
The domain should be parked with your hosting, where you are uploading the stream (landing page).
Have all stream files been unpacked correctly?Sometimes, when files are unpacked incorrectly, some parts are lost (or the "onepage" folder wasn't copied, and all the landing pages are located there). Try unpacking the files on your computer with a different archiver (e.g., WinRAR), and upload the unpacked files to your hosting via an FTP client like FileZilla.
What folder on your hosting is the stream uploaded to?The path specified in the stream settings should match the address where you upload the stream. If the addresses don't match, the stream will not work correctly.
Is PHP support enabled on the hosting? What PHP version is being used?All our landing pages work on PHP — the PHP version should be no lower than 5.5, with 7 being the recommended version.
Is the rule in the php.ini file allowing external sources to open? (Error 500)On some hosting providers, external sources are blocked by default. All rules governing PHP are written in the php.ini file (usually located in the root folder of the hosting).
To allow it, change allow_url_fopen = Off to allow_url_fopen = On
Do you see incorrect encoding on the landing page?If you uploaded the landing to your hosting, unreadable characters may appear instead of text.
You need to open the landing page file index.php in Notepad++ and change the file encoding from BOM to UTF-8, then save it. After that, upload the landing to your hosting.
Instead of transitioning to the landing page, a file is downloaded?If you uploaded the landing to your hosting, enable PHP support on your hosting. On some hosting providers, it is disabled by default. Check the hosting settings or tariff options.
Are you setting up a redirect via HTML?Make sure that the link specified in the <meta http-equiv ... > tag opens in the browser. To check this, highlight the link without the code and paste it directly into the browser's address bar. If the website doesn't open, you need to recreate the stream and ensure the link works.