Yet Another Free Mini-Site Script.. ?!
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The current code is just *obfuscated* to prevent editing the % of adshare, but if you have any worries about the script:
All it does, is loading adcode from our server, randomly 0-20% of all pageviews (actually 0% for all new domains added) Everything else is directly build-in and done locally.
The current code is just *obfuscated* to prevent editing the % of adshare, but if you have any worries about the script:
All it does, is loading adcode from our server, randomly 0-20% of all pageviews (actually 0% for all new domains added) Everything else is directly build-in and done locally.
I see some domains are entering an endless redirection loop, that was your problem right?
Anyway, the latest file is now updated and will not cause a redirection loop. One part of the cause is though that you have not setup your domains correctly. I would guess it can't read the config file correctly or that you dont have the [domain.tld] part in it. It could also be some other error with the keywords line, it should now be able to parse fucked up keyword lines too.
And for all you who prefer yacg etc... this is supposed to be a simple and easy option instead of domain parking with like sedo,namedrive etc. Or you could do arbi with it, whatever.
How about adding RSS and Ping.
That's in the works, together with another nice feature.. even though it will not just re-broadcast the current headlines
Sorry for the confusion.. the code you quoted is not ZEND and works on all .php hostings.
This *obfuscated* code is just to prevent manipulation/re-using/editing of our index files without the built-in adshare percentage. But there is nothing to worry about in this code.. all it does is requesting adcode from our server 20% of the time (actually 0%), everything else is directly built-in.
This *obfuscated* code is just to prevent manipulation/re-using/editing of our index files without the built-in adshare percentage. But there is nothing to worry about in this code.. all it does is requesting adcode from our server 20% of the time (actually 0%), everything else is directly built-in.
Ah - thought it was the same thing. Still a pain as modifying scripts is often very handy (though i understand why you do it...)Sorry for the confusion.. the code you quoted is not ZEND and works on all .php hostings.
This *obfuscated* code is just to prevent manipulation/re-using/editing of our index files without the built-in adshare percentage. But there is nothing to worry about in this code.. all it does is requesting adcode from our server 20% of the time (actually 0%), everything else is directly built-in.
There is no need modifyng our code. We offer a complete service.:rasta:
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GridParking.com - Yet another shared mini-site script
Ah yes, but what makes you worry about using OUR files? It's just a content generation script with 80% adshare, stop bashing here..
What makes him worry is that if you don't know what's behind the encrypted source, you don't truly know what the script is doing. Who knows it's not installing a backdoor to our FTP, or doing higher than 80% revshare - maybe it's 80% to YOU, and not us?
Just random examples, not accusations - promise!
Well.. actually the share is FULL 100% anyway, and our ads that will be displayed later are most likely not adsense, so you can easely proof the 80% share by just browsing 5 pages of your domains. 80 percent is 4 of 5 times in average.
...and Backdoors? Sure, but i don't think any cracker/hacker would launch a domain parking system like ours, just to exploit some shared webspaces. But if you think so, don't use our system.
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GridParking.com - Distributed Mini-Site Script
Sorry, don't mean to take a dump on your thread, but this is retarded... yacg is 100% customizable (not encoded), doesn't require revenue sharing (ultra-homosexual), and yes, your script does have footprints. It just scrapes altavista news headlines: AltaVista - News results for: chrome wheels
Good luck though...I guess its good for new people starting out who don't want to worry too much about setting stuff up. But then again, its encrypted, so the new guys can't learn their php to get started.
Just my thoughts...
Good luck though...I guess its good for new people starting out who don't want to worry too much about setting stuff up. But then again, its encrypted, so the new guys can't learn their php to get started.
Just my thoughts...
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