hwolfpack6
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OK - guess it doesn't work 
...sorry guys.
...sorry guys.
Another Craigslist Idea / How to Create Your Own Spins
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wowhaxor
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What is the point of this? I'm not going to respond to people and ask them to do this...
hwolfpack6
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I will. They want the free iPod...they will do it too.
itsMATTohNO
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SOLVED THE IFRAMES PROBLEM FOR IE
Ok, hwolf had the right idea to specify IE from FF using codes. So i got to thinking what if we simply redirected IE users to a different page that is almost like the index.php?
-I found out the iframes only work on IE with HTML files. So go back and copy paste your index.php file on to note pad.
-Ok, edit the file where it gives the URL to redirect to "your_site.com/dmr1.php"... instead switch that out with your ad URL. So there wont be any echoing from dmr1 or dmr2... it wont be needed on IE.
-Save the file as "html.html" and upload it to your site.
-Now to redirect all IE users, take the same text hwolf posted and put in your_site.com/html.html where it tells you to... heres the code.
-The code above will redirect all IE users to your html.html file, therefore getting their iframes to work, now that they will be viewing an HTML file instead of a PHP file. Post this code right after </TITLE> on your index.php file.
P.S.- You may need to tweak your inneriframe position slightly for the HTML version.
(NOTE: I tried using dmr1 and dmr2 even with HTML copies. IE will not read "echo"s.)
Pm me if you are still having problems, I will try to fix your html.html or index.php codes.
-I found out the iframes only work on IE with HTML files. So go back and copy paste your index.php file on to note pad.
-Ok, edit the file where it gives the URL to redirect to "your_site.com/dmr1.php"... instead switch that out with your ad URL. So there wont be any echoing from dmr1 or dmr2... it wont be needed on IE.
-Save the file as "html.html" and upload it to your site.
-Now to redirect all IE users, take the same text hwolf posted and put in your_site.com/html.html where it tells you to... heres the code.
Code:
<p><!--[if IE]>
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;url=http://your_site.com/html.html"><br />
<![endif]-->
<!--[if IE 5]>
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;url=http://your_site.com/html.html"><br />
<![endif]-->
<!--[if IE 5.0]>
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;url=http://your_site.com/html.html"><br />
<![endif]-->
<!--[if IE 5.5]>
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;url=http://your_site.com/html.html"><br />
<![endif]-->
<!--[if IE 6]>
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;url=http://your_site.com/html.html"><br />
<![endif]-->
<!--[if IE 7]>
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;url=http://your_site.com/html.html"><br />
<![endif]-->
<!--[if gte IE 5]>
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;url=http://your_site.com/html.html"><br />
<![endif]-->
<!--[if lt IE 6]>
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;url=http://your_site.com/html.html"><br />
<![endif]-->
<!--[if lte IE 5.5]>
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;url=http://your_site.com/html.html"><br />
<![endif]-->
<!--[if gt IE 6]>
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;url=http://your_site.com/html.html"><br />
<![endif]-->
</p>P.S.- You may need to tweak your inneriframe position slightly for the HTML version.
(NOTE: I tried using dmr1 and dmr2 even with HTML copies. IE will not read "echo"s.)
Pm me if you are still having problems, I will try to fix your html.html or index.php codes.
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So here's the deal.
If you use the above it will leak the referrer of the page holding the iframe so the AMs will know where it came from.(your BH site)
The reason the original code only works with FF is that the if statement in dmr2 to check for blank referrer is not blank since you cannot blank the referrer this way using an iframe in IE. You could use SSL to blank the referrer in IE. If you remove the if statement and only use the echo I'm quite sure you would see the iframe just fine but you will also be leaking your referrer. Nothing to do with php vs html.
My personal preference is to use cpa-redirector and set up a WH site holding the offer(s) I will frame. then what you do is don't bother with any dmr and enter the url of your whitehate site with the magic number like this.
Code:
http://WH-Site.com/index.php?mn=1234the referrer would then show as hxxp://WH-Site.com/index.php
Here is the cparedirector for wordpress: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/37204-fake-referrer-cpa.html
Although more work to set up it is the safest route IMO.
itsMATTohNO
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Verified.
Removing the two referrer lines in dmr2 will make the frame show up in IE.
So now its work vs. security.
Noob Question here: Does it matter if your CPA sees the traffic is coming from your site, if your site is the one registered with the CPA?
If your AM sees you are slicing email submits you will not get paid and likely get banned so definitely not recommended. Don't have blackhat methods on your site registered at the affiliate network. That's asking for trouble.
The dmr is there to blank the referrer which as I explained will not work in IE. By using the cparedirector it will look like all traffic is coming from a legit site and AMs will not know you are slicing the email submits. Also make sure to keep the CTR at a reasonable rate by sending junk traffic.
hwolfpack6
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Thanks for joining Black Hat World. Lol...but really, nobody should complain about scrubbing leads and such...we do put it on ourselves...it's when you are doing it plainly white hat that you have a right to be pissed w/ black hatters.
rogerrabbit
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Just to throw my 2c in the mix -
If you are using GodCPA you have the ability to send the surfer to a 'confirmation' page once they submitted their email address.
If you want to double your money - on the page you send them to after they submit their email on the main form - say:
"The email address you provided was invalid - please re-enter it below"
With a new email submit (from a different network)
Double your profits this way!
If you are using GodCPA you have the ability to send the surfer to a 'confirmation' page once they submitted their email address.
If you want to double your money - on the page you send them to after they submit their email on the main form - say:
"The email address you provided was invalid - please re-enter it below"
With a new email submit (from a different network)
Double your profits this way!
hwolfpack6
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Lmao! Great thinking. Never would have thought of that.Just to throw my 2c in the mix -
If you are using GodCPA you have the ability to send the surfer to a 'confirmation' page once they submitted their email address.
If you want to double your money - on the page you send them to after they submit their email on the main form - say:
"The email address you provided was invalid - please re-enter it below"
With a new email submit (from a different network)
Double your profits this way!
Just to throw my 2c in the mix -
If you are using GodCPA you have the ability to send the surfer to a 'confirmation' page once they submitted their email address.
If you want to double your money - on the page you send them to after they submit their email on the main form - say:
"The email address you provided was invalid - please re-enter it below"
With a new email submit (from a different network)
Double your profits this way!
share code please.. very good thought. but what about traffic? do they care that 100% visitor and 100% signed up? or in this case possible 200%
rogerrabbit
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On the first page use one network - on the second page use a different network. Your ratio for the second page probably wont be 100% - but if it gets too high throw junk traffic at the offer to knock it down and stay below the radar.