iFrame a subscribe button..

freedomwriter454 · Feb 25, 2011

Heard of this happening before, but would it be possible to hide the link that subscribes to your channel as a fake video! For example, the image below is iframed to have my link..so that when they click the "play" button..instead of the video playing..they actually subscribe to my channel..

Can it be done?

freedomwriter454 · Feb 25, 2011

tubby.1 said:
Yes, this is know as clickjacking.

..I take it that its not allowed by YouTube then? :/

Blockis · Feb 27, 2011

You could probably get away with it, lol.

freedomwriter454 · Feb 27, 2011

Blockis said:
You could probably get away with it, lol.

sooo..how do I do it? lol

$ThisIsTheLife$ · Feb 27, 2011

lol buddy I met at a internet marketing summit does this with all his channels

He elaborated that youtube is a gold mine for traffic, which is evident with his clickbank earnings... people love videos now a days!

Would definitely help... Not a fan of your avatar tho

Cheers!

freedomwriter454 · Feb 28, 2011

$ThisIsTheLife$ said:
lol buddy I met at a internet marketing summit does this with all his channels

He elaborated that youtube is a gold mine for traffic, which is evident with his clickbank earnings... people love videos now a days!

Would definitely help... Not a fan of your avatar tho

Cheers!

And his channels are big? Have they been banned?

(sorry..I thought it was funny :/)

Adam Rock · Feb 28, 2011

this has been done before on facebook.

a user would put a "like" button and the persone would need to click it before they see an image, while that like button liked the page on facebook, it also subscribed on youtube...

the username of the genius was: http://www.youtube.com/peachofmeat

look at his subscriber number.

That being said and all,

if anyone has a clickhijacking script/method, please PM me or share the script...

bbillings · Feb 28, 2011

Im interested too....

InternetUser · Feb 28, 2011

also very interested

sirgold · Feb 28, 2011

Something like this should probably help getting you started. Cut-n-paste it into an html file and tweak it as needed. Search on the big G for:

document.createEvent('MouseEvents')

to adjust the parameters to your own needs.

Code:

<html> 
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
function autoClick(control) {
  if (document.all) {
    control.click();
  } else {
    var evnt = document.createEvent('MouseEvents');
    evnt.initMouseEvent('click', true, true, window, 1, 12, 345, 7, 220, false, false, true, false, 0, null );
    control.dispatchEvent(evnt);
  }
}
</script>

<div id="myDiv1" onclick="alert('Look Mama It Autoclicked the DIV');">Sup BHW</div>

<script type="text/javascript">
autoClick(document.getElementById('myDiv1'));
</script>

</body>
</html>

Something like this was shared already somewhere on this forum, but you get the point. HTH!

freedomwriter454 · Feb 28, 2011

Gah if only I was good with HTML!

utemplates1 · Mar 1, 2011

Whats the point of this is they will only get redirected to the page where it confirms to the user that they are in fact subscribing to the channel...?

Adam Rock · Mar 1, 2011

utemplates1 said:
Whats the point of this is they will only get redirected to the page where it confirms to the user that they are in fact subscribing to the channel...?

the button is in an iframe with 0.01 opacity, so they will only get redirected inside the iframe.

iFrame a subscribe button..

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