no indexing

[Feechen]

Hello,

I have been using the Zoom Search Engine for some of my homepages and everything was fine. But now I have a real problem. I created a new homepage and I converted some PDF files into HTML5 with an online converter. But the files in the directory ware not indexed and I do not know why.

One of the directories to index is:

http://www.psygrenz.de/PsyGrenz/prot.../Das_Jenseits/

The search form:

http://www.psygrenz.de/PsyGrenz/suchen.html

The sytem information is:

O/S: Linux Gentoo
Webserver: Apache

This is Managed Server.

No error messages but no indexing of files although there are files.

Just now I have read that the a title in the head area is necessary. Perhaps, this is the problem? Is a title absolutely essential? Or is there another solution? There are a lot of files ...

Thank you for your help.

Regards,
Feechen

[Feechen]

Now I have added a title to all 35 files. But they are almost all ignored. Only the index.html is found but exactly this file I do not need.

[David]

Do you have a link to the files from the home page, so that the spider can follow the links?

Also those "HTML5" files don't seem to be pure HTML. They look more like Javascript rendered pages.
(meaning to say that the HTML doesn't actually contains the contents of the document, the content seems to be being pulled in from elsewhere)

[Feechen]

The link given is exactly the directory where the files are in:

http://www.psygrenz.de/PsyGrenz/prot.../Das_Jenseits/

The content is in the html files. I cannot detect any javascript or something else except in the index.html. Here is the link of one of the pages:

http://www.psygrenz.de/PsyGrenz/prot...nseits/22.html

Thank you for your help.

Regards,
Feechen

[David]

Comment is still the same. That initial page (Page 1) doesn't seem to have HTML links nor text content in it.