Free CPA Gateway (Content Locker) Code

ok i am trying to figure out the GEO targeting script... but if i have 3 ads for the US only how do i get ads for another country to show instead if the viewer is from another country...
clarification please because as i am reading correctly you would have to have the same offer for different countries correct
ex:
FREE APPLE iPAD
DELL COMPUTER
and these have to to be the same for different countries
but how do you make a script that shows different offers for different countries...
 
ok i am trying to figure out the GEO targeting script... but if i have 3 ads for the US only how do i get ads for another country to show instead if the viewer is from another country...
clarification please because as i am reading correctly you would have to have the same offer for different countries correct
ex:

and these have to to be the same for different countries
but how do you make a script that shows different offers for different countries...

Do you mean add rotation for same country ?
 
man thank you for all your help , im trying to implement a few things but my ambition is bigger then my knowledge. lol. i found this one i believe it a modifaction on this one but i like how it is, how when you click a offer the widget changes to a progress bar and check for completion and im trying to incorpate postback, but like i said my ambition exceeds my knowledge anyhelp is apperciated

here the content blocker im trying to clone

http://bit.ly/anQ7YX
 
SWEETCHUCK
no i mean ad rotation of affiliates according to their geotarget
ex: you are in russia and i am in USA then you would see 3 different text affiliate links than i will...
because in the script above correct me if i am wrong but with this geoscript no matter were the viewer is they will see the same text links but when they click it will go to different geotargets for that add...

PUPULLA
damn that is a nice contentblocker...
 
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Awesome post! Very useful, THANKS! :D

Quick question -

What is the code to use a cookie so that recurring visitors don't have to fill it out again each time they visit?

That would be very helpful... (I have a website with well over 600 pages and I would like to apply the content locker on every page. However, it would be nice if they unlocked one page, they could unlock every page...)

Thanks!
 
Awesome post! Very useful, THANKS! :D

Quick question -

What is the code to use a cookie so that recurring visitors don't have to fill it out again each time they visit?

That would be very helpful... (I have a website with well over 600 pages and I would like to apply the content locker on every page. However, it would be nice if they unlocked one page, they could unlock every page...)

Thanks!
:cat3:
 
This works. Only problem I see with it (as well as many other content lockers) is that if you are hiding a link or video, they can just get the information through 'View Source'. Most people don't know enough to do so, but just thought I would share since it is always good to be aware of what people are doing to work around your efforts.

Also as mentioned earlier, script blocking plug-ins stop it as well.

Great job though Pyro, always impressed with your software and contributions. Will definitely be using this.
 
guys how can i apply this to a word press blog ?

please reply..
 
I noticed this is not working in IE. Anybody has a fixed version that works?

EDIT: It actually works in IE too, but the background appears completely black. IE does not recognize the opacity option so you have to add this line right after opacity:0.8; in the CSS...
Code:
filter: alpha(opacity = 50);
...and it seems to work fine.

I was also asking myself if there's a way to actually verify the user has completed the offer before unlocking the content instead of using a simple timer. Is this possible? I'm thinking about it but if somebody knows it, please share ;)
 
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μελαγχολία;1974969 said:
I noticed this is not working in IE. Anybody has a fixed version that works?

EDIT: It actually works in IE too, but the background appears completely black. IE does not recognize the opacity option so you have to add this line right after opacity:0.8; in the CSS...
Code:
filter: alpha(opacity = 50);
...and it seems to work fine.

I was also asking myself if there's a way to actually verify the user has completed the offer before unlocking the content instead of using a simple timer. Is this possible? I'm thinking about it but if somebody knows it, please share ;)

You can. But you would need pixel firing or postbacks. It would simply require a small database to store the postbacks, complete with their IP's.

You could then have a timer on the gateway, that checks every 2 seconds or so, whether they have completed the offer (Via a Ajax check to the DB).

It isn't hard for me to code. It is hard to explain to others how to set it up though. Because you need to create a DB + Setup the postback URL with different networks.

It would be easy to use a centralised place (Make your own ************** etc) and let others use the gateway code.
 
I have applied this to my webpage but can someone tell me why this works in IE but not firefox?
 

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this is why people dont use their own gateways unless its blackhat. No one can actually manage to get a tutorial setup and have geotargetting enabled. Besides that, managing the offers would become a big task...good to see people getting them going.....waiting for someone to try to sell one that actually works though.
 
just do a google search for CSS hacks and this will solve all the problems for the browsers mine works great even incorporated GODcpa to it nicely... GODcpa is great even makes a rotator for the email or zip submit iframe... be careful what offers you choose not all submit on the 1st page...
 
googled it but still cant find the solution to my problem
 
this is why people dont use their own gateways unless its blackhat. No one can actually manage to get a tutorial setup and have geotargetting enabled. Besides that, managing the offers would become a big task...good to see people getting them going.....waiting for someone to try to sell one that actually works though.

The issue is that
1. People are lazy.
2. People (especially here) won't pay for anything.

So given these two things, I can code pretty much an entire gateway here, but people run in circles getting it setup. Geotargeting is SOOOOO easy, but people choose to ask questions and wait for someone to come along and help them, rather than just reading the countless tutorials around on the net.

I could charge for the service........But then no one would pay right?
 
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