Hi - I see that you replied in another thread. Do you still need any assistance on this?

Best regards
Stephen

Hi,
yes you can do this. The easiest way to set up an exemption is to use the Cookie or Session Variable features.

(1) There are 4 cookies (A-D) and 4 session variables (A-D) built in.
(2) The difference between cookies and session variables is that cookies will last on the browser for up to 10 years, while the session variables last until the browser window is closed.
(3) You can set any one of these cookies or session variables (or remove it) in an Action in a Chameleon rule.
(4) You can detect whether a cookie or session variable has been set, in the Quick Rules part of a Chameleon rule.

So here's how you would set it up:
1 - make a rule that detects your triggering condition (e.g. detects someone on the specified landing page). In the Action, "Set cookie A".
2 - make a rule that detects cookie A, and in the Action, "Stop Processing", so that the following rules are not run.
3 - then add any of the rules for doing redirections based on country/language etc.

The order of those rules matters - obviously rule 1 and 2 need to come before any of the redirection rules that you are trying to avoid for certain users.

Hope that helps
Stephen

Hi Kazzac,

It's a bit of a logic problem in your setup.

As I suggested in my original reply, you need to have (at least) 3 rules.
Rule 1: detects the trigger condition (someone on the landing page from the redirect), and sets the session variable
Rule 2: detects the session variable, and quits the rule chain if found.
Rule 3: detects the GeoIP country and redirects it to the landing page (as detected in rule 1).

So your rule 1 appears to be ok.
Your rule 2 mixes up my rules 2-3.
In yours, you were only letting the session variable bypass the further rule (the redirections?) when on the landing page. In fact you need to use the session variable to bypass the further rule for ANY page request. That's why when someone clicked on the other flags, they were still being redirected.

Hope that helps
Stephen