maineyak
Power Member
- Mar 27, 2008
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Create a file and add:
Upload this file, name it refresh.html or whatever you wanna call it.
Use this tool, and enter the url of the file you just created, and add that javascript to your pages.
hxxp://adwordsblackbook*com/amt/covert/
It will create an invisible popup containing your refreshed page, so it will just keep refreshing your page view of your youtube videos, thanks to your visitors.
Add multiple frames of different videos, or I would imagine you could use the same video in multiple frames as well. I figured a popup would be better then adding an iframe to your page, as your visitor's status bar would show the reloads.
From what I've read online, 202 views per IP address is the limit for youtube, and I don't know how long the popup stays up on the visitors machine. You could probably find an invisible popup that could be timed.
It's working for me, hope someone can use this. I'm no sort of programmer, but I like playing with ideas.
Code:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5"><iframe
src ="http://youtube.com/watch?v=NqDdIvVBXqM"
width="100%">
</iframe>
<iframe
src ="http://youtube.com/watch?v=N6zt4ZIim_Q"
width="100%">
</iframe>
Use this tool, and enter the url of the file you just created, and add that javascript to your pages.
hxxp://adwordsblackbook*com/amt/covert/
It will create an invisible popup containing your refreshed page, so it will just keep refreshing your page view of your youtube videos, thanks to your visitors.
Add multiple frames of different videos, or I would imagine you could use the same video in multiple frames as well. I figured a popup would be better then adding an iframe to your page, as your visitor's status bar would show the reloads.
From what I've read online, 202 views per IP address is the limit for youtube, and I don't know how long the popup stays up on the visitors machine. You could probably find an invisible popup that could be timed.
It's working for me, hope someone can use this. I'm no sort of programmer, but I like playing with ideas.
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