Hello, I'm trying to resize my frame to full screen after submit so the second page comes up like normal. I am having trouble doing this with godcpa. I've tried clicking the resize on submit button and using "100%" in the H and W boxes, but that doesnt work. I've also tried pixel values with unexceptable results. Is there anyway to do what I need to do?

Well RP, I haven't purchased it yet, but I have spent days trying to get answers from someone at GodCPA. Part of the purchase agreement is a monthly fee for support. If you have purchased the program and you are forced to ask a question here, I am seriously starting to question the purchase. I really want this to work for me the way I need it to, including support when I need it, but so far, I'm kind of disappointed in them. I hope you get your answer.

The resize only seems to work in IE not firefox. And even then the second page looks like crap because it resizes left and down messing up the entire page.

Yep, this is an issue. I need this to work flawlessly, or at least damned close to it. Another thing I started wondering about today [with a new cell phone purchase] is, how it would translate to them. I don't know and I think it might be a problem. Anyone?

I could see this working if I knew how to reposition the iframe once the JS resize function is called. But I cant seem to find any info on that. Right now i have it positioned using frameborder="0" scrolling="no" width="304" height="259" name="noname" style="position:relative; top:250px; left:500px"

Is there anyway to change that with JS?

Originally Posted by rpliving

Hello, I'm trying to resize my frame to full screen after submit so the second page comes up like normal. I am having trouble doing this with godcpa. I've tried clicking the resize on submit button and using "100%" in the H and W boxes, but that doesnt work. I've also tried pixel values with unexceptable results. Is there anyway to do what I need to do?

Well, why do you even do a resize after submit man? Why not just set it to iframe the submit and leave all the other setting alone?

That way, when they hit submit, the second page will come up as normal. So you don't need to worry about playing around with resizing after the submit and such (unless your trying to crop the second page)

Originally Posted by theguru68

Well RP, I haven't purchased it yet, but I have spent days trying to get answers from someone at GodCPA. Part of the purchase agreement is a monthly fee for support. If you have purchased the program and you are forced to ask a question here, I am seriously starting to question the purchase. I really want this to work for me the way I need it to, including support when I need it, but so far, I'm kind of disappointed in them. I hope you get your answer.

Man, to be honest I don't understand entirely where your coming from. What questions do you need to be answered. Do some quick research to understand what iframing really is and this will go a long way in making the right decision.

In my experience (and I was a total rookie when I bought GodCPA) Vex has given me amazing support. He took the time to explain everything and answer all of my questions. And the new version is also a lot more user-friendly as well. If you don't understand what something is for, hit the question mark beside the field and it tells you.

Also, he recently underwent the process of merging his business with whywork's team. So I can bet he's extremely busy at the moment (I don't know the full story, but just something to think about)

I want to resize because the second page after submit stays in the Iframe and the second page isnt viewable because the frame is so small. Is there a way to make the second page load normally? It always loads in the Iframe for me.

UndeniableSpirit, it's good to know have had great support from the GodCPA team. Like I said, I hope they do. Also, I have read from many others that they do have great support. I'm just saying that I have posted questions here and on two other forums plus GodCPA's own forum and I have yet had any response. I want to purchase GodCPA, but it's expensive and I just need to know it will do what I need it to do. I think it will, I just need some confirmation. Randyith also posted questions for them and has not heard back from them. Here are the questions I posted in this thread:


http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/buy-sell-trade/55584-godcpa-easy-cpa-framing-tool-fake-referral-redirection-geo-targeting-rotate-11.html#post901800

1) Lets say I create a form on my web page (name, email, snail address, etc.), can a CPA ad be put behind this form?

2) Also, I believe I read that GodCPA can only go two pages deep, is this correct?

3) I think I also read that GodCPA does not work with IE browsers and several others, is this true? If yes, which browsers?

4) Can you split where the entered information goes to, i.e., email address goes to CPA AND to me?

5) If I can put a form web page over a CPA offer, how do I protect it from the CPA's? Is this something that can be done through GodCPA?

6) If I have a CPA and I go from zero to hundreds of conversions in a day, how do I prevent the CPA's from cutting me off? Any advice?

7) Not related to GodCPA, but how can I monitor my CPA's to check how much they are shaving?

I also posted these question in thought GodCPA forums, but I have had no replies. I thought I may have better luck here.

I know I have many more questions, they are just not coming to me ATM.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Before answering these questions I must make myself very clear: I own GodCPA but am not in affiliation with Vex or the whywork team to any extent past that.

I've answered your questions to the best of my ability, but there is always a chance they may be slightly flawed. So do not base your decision solely upon what I say.

1) Lets say I create a form on my web page (name, email, snail address, etc.), can a CPA ad be put behind this form?

When iframing, you cannot put a CPA offer under a normal opt-in form. What iframing essentially does is grab a certain part of another website and displays it on your own site.

It's like putting your own curtains around the cpa offer's page.


2) Also, I believe I read that GodCPA can only go two pages deep, is this correct?

Right now, I believe that GodCPA can crop the first and second (this one is optional) page. You can resize the iframe so that the second page is properly cropped (shows all the right fields and the second submit button)

However, traffic can still proceed to further pages of the offer after this. It is just that they will not be iframed.


3) I think I also read that GodCPA does not work with IE browsers and several others, is this true? If yes, which browsers?

Not true. GodCPA works fine in IE, Firefox, and other major browsers (at least it has for me and others I have spoken too)


4) Can you split where the entered information goes to, i.e., email address goes to CPA AND to me?

You do have an option to harvest email addresses. After the traffic submits their info into the CPA offer, there is an option to create a popup which says something like "Please confirm your email" and this stores the email address in a file for your use.

5) If I can put a form web page over a CPA offer, how do I protect it from the CPA's? Is this something that can be done through GodCPA?

GodCPA can fake the referrer to a white hat website (one that looks like it is optimized for the offer) or it can blank the referrer.

When it comes to further covering your tracks, this is completely your responsibility. Remember, GodCPA is a tool. If you expect it to do everything to cover your tracks and prevent you from getting scrubbed from offers, it's almost like expecting to get a list of $500/day methods with the product outlined for you.

A tool is only as good as the person who is using it. In other words, take action, be cautious, and monitor your results.

6) If I have a CPA and I go from zero to hundreds of conversions in a day, how do I prevent the CPA's from cutting me off? Any advice?

Start slow, spread your earnings among advertisers and networks.

7) Not related to GodCPA, but how can I monitor my CPA's to check how much they are shaving?

Not going to answer this (As you said it's not totally related to GodCPA itself) Hint: Use a redirect and track how many people are redirected to your "thank you page"

Hope this helps you out bro.

Stop helping people with cracked versions, Guru stfu. Your using a cracked version thats why you get no response.


Second page cropping is fixed in the latest version and even has redirect etc after the second page submit as well now.

Vex, I don't have the cracked version. I don't want the cracked version. I would like to purchase the "real" version. I need things to work properly and I need the support. I'm just simply trying to clarify things for my own knowledge.

Undeniablespirit, you rock! Thanks for the answers! I appreciate your efforts like you wouldn't believe! Good things will come your way.

1) Uh oh. Then I would have to create an Iframe version of a form, then put the CPA under it?

2) Good enough. I just need to know for sure how many pages deep.

3) Perfect!

4) OK, that will work just fine!

5) OK, I'm with you on that one.

6) That was what I plan on trying to do. I will need to rotate a ton.

7) Ah ha!