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Active Content

I keep getting active content notices on some listings and I just cannot find, even with the markup, the active content being referred to. I try to match up that listing with my listing html and most of the time there is no image or link there to fix. If I wait long enough (hours) the active content notice goes away. But in the mean time I'm driving myself nuts trying to figure out what the problem is. I know it's no problem to fix using the copy and paste method but just time consumed doing it. Any one else have the problem ?

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Active Content

Active content issues aren't a general problem or a glitch.

(Posting specifics like an item number for one of the problematic listings helps.)

Ok, doing the legwork for you....

Try here: http://www.isdntek.com/ebaytools/ActiveContentScanner.htm

Shows 227 out of 287 of your listings have link target issues (which eBay lumps under active content warnings I believe)

 

I think this is your problem:

Visit Our <a href="https://stores.ebay.com/jarjade">
<span style="color:#B22222;">Ebay Store</span></a> needs to be Visit Our <a href="https://stores.ebay.com/jarjade" target="_blank">
<span style="color:#B22222;">Ebay Store</span></a>

 

Bulk editor should be able to take care of it:

Find:
https://stores.ebay.com/jarjade"

Replace:
https://stores.ebay.com/jarjade" target="_blank"

(don't think that find/replace runs afoul of the bulk editor quirks with tags and other constructs)

 

 

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