Fuck firefox adblock ( CODE )

[SmokeyTheBear]

<style>
#overlay {
z-index:1000;
position:absolute;
top:0;
bottom:0;
left:0;
width:100%;
background:#000;
opacity:0.45;
-moz-opacity:0.45;
filter:alpha(opacity=45);
visibility:hidden;
}
</style>
<script>
var abp = "yes";
window.setTimeout('check4abp();',5000);
function untrigger(){
abp = "no";
}
function check4abp(){
 if(abp == "yes"){
document.write('<div id="overlay"><center><br><h1>ATTENTION</h1><br>This website is possible to run because of ad revenue, please disable your ad blocking software and allow the ads to show. Without the revenue from ads, sites like this could not exist. Thank you!</center></div>');
 }
}

</script>
<IFRAME NAME="Frame1" onload="untrigger();" SRC="http://gallysorig.nastydollars.com/hosted/geo/home.htm?cmp=&prg=&id=house&t=best&thumb_size=150x118&txt_pos=left&fontface=arial&headerfontsize=4&fontsize=2&bgcolor=none&fontcolor=000000&linkcolor=red&num_thumbs=1&header=no&showname=no&showage=yes&showcity=yes&orientation=horizontal&rated=R&popnew=yes&showstate=no&showbottomlink=no&num_rows=1" width=0 height=0 scrolling=no marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 frameborder=0 allowTransparency=true></IFRAME>

this code will load a known blocked ad ( hidden ) , if the iframe does not load a div overlay will be created over the page informing the user they must disable adblock

you may replace the nastydollars iframe with any iframe ad you currently use or image just make sure to include onload="untrigger();"

p.s. trigger is set at 5 seconds ( giving time for ad to load for legit users ) you could edit it for shorter or longer depending on site

[Machete_]

[DWB]

I love you smokey. Will put this in later today. Thank you!!!

[papill0n]

fucking excellent haha

[u-Bob]

I usually set a cookie using a banner image and than check if the cookie was set.

[munki]

Smokey ftw...

[DamianJ]

Excellent. I posted months ago asking about adblock software and how to get round it. This is perfect.

Thanks for sharing.

[adult-help]

[pulls out a gun] Smokey, my friend, you are entering a world of pain.

[djroof]

.......... nice ;)

[Davy]

Without looking at the code too closely, what keeps the user from blocking the nastydollars ad?
You cannot obfuscate the url. All a person needs to do is ad the url to the blocklist.

||http://gallysorig.nastydollars.com/hosted/geo/*

No more geo ads from nastydollars. Doesn't matter when the ad is shown.
You cannot stop a person from blocking an ad once they see it. Just like you cannot stop them from downloading an image.

[u-Bob]

Originally Posted by Davy

Without looking at the code too closely, what keeps the user from blocking the nastydollars ad?
You cannot obfuscate the url. All a person needs to do is ad the url to the blocklist.


No more geo ads from nastydollars. Doesn't matter when the ad is shown.
You cannot stop a person from blocking an ad once they see it. Just like you cannot stop them from downloading an image.

might wanna take a look at the code

[seeandsee]

If i get right, this codes detect if ad blocker is active and then he get msg to disable ad blocker if he want to see page?

[Nathan]

Smokey, would you not have to un-hide the overlay too? Maybe I am wrong, am not that strong with scripted dhtml.

Also, I would add a destruction/hiding of the overlay div in the untrigger() function. just in case loading the iframe for some reason takes longer than 5 seconds.

This way the overlay gets removed if the iframe loads late afterall...

[CaptainHowdy]

We love you, Smokey...

[u-Bob]

Originally Posted by seeandsee

If i get right, this codes detect if ad blocker is active and then he get msg to disable ad blocker if he want to see page?

correct .

[pradaboy]

Smokey, could you contact me? Want to discuss something with you.

[potter]

Great way to kill traffic and make sure users close the window.

[SmokeyTheBear]

Originally Posted by Nathan

Smokey, would you not have to un-hide the overlay too? Maybe I am wrong, am not that strong with scripted dhtml.

Also, I would add a destruction/hiding of the overlay div in the untrigger() function. just in case loading the iframe for some reason takes longer than 5 seconds.

This way the overlay gets removed if the iframe loads late afterall...

i am going to work on this code to make it a bit cleaner and do some more stuff.

The code shows the overlay after 5 seconds IF the iframe hasn't loaded, by default the overlay is hidden.

Last night i built a dif variation , i'll post once its cleaned up , same basic idea but the user has an option to disable the overlay " proceed without disabling adblock" this will make the overlay go away and trigger a popup a the same time , essentially , if the user can't see ads we ban them from page, but they have an option to continue viewing page after recieving a popup ( in lieu of the ads )

[SmokeyTheBear]

Originally Posted by potter

Great way to kill traffic and make sure users close the window.

good , give freeloaders the boot , they are just wasting bandwidth for your potential PAYING customers.

[SmokeyTheBear]

Originally Posted by pradaboy

Smokey, could you contact me? Want to discuss something with you.

turn on yer icq

[SmokeyTheBear]

Originally Posted by Davy

Without looking at the code too closely, what keeps the user from blocking the nastydollars ad?
You cannot obfuscate the url. All a person needs to do is ad the url to the blocklist.


No more geo ads from nastydollars. Doesn't matter when the ad is shown.
You cannot stop a person from blocking an ad once they see it. Just like you cannot stop them from downloading an image.

the code triggers an overlay for everyone after 5 seconds, if the ad loads it disables the overlay before it is shown.

[closer]

Why wait for a visitor to disable adblock? You're asking them to do something which they probably won't do, they installed adblocker for a reason. You could just as well immediately redirect them to your sponsor.

Still does nothing for browsers with javascript disabled though.

[SmokeyTheBear]

Originally Posted by closer

Why wait for a visitor to disable adblock? You're asking them to do something which they probably won't do, they installed adblocker for a reason. You could just as well immediately redirect them to your sponsor.

Still does nothing for browsers with javascript disabled though.

read up , the new code offers a choice, disable the adblock or recieve a popup in lieu of ads.

Q) Why would someone disable the adblock ?
A) They dont get to view the site otherwise.

browsers with javascript disabled are such a minority they aren't worth bothering over, they likely wouldnt be able to purchase a membership or buy anything anyways

if gfy added this to their code i bet 99% of gfy users with adblock would whitelist gfy /disable adblock

[closer]

Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear

read up , the new code offers a choice, disable the adblock or recieve a popup in lieu of ads.

Q) Why would someone disable the adblock ?
A) They dont get to view the site otherwise.

browsers with javascript disabled are such a minority they aren't worth bothering over, they likely wouldnt be able to purchase a membership or buy anything anyways

if gfy added this to their code i bet 99% of gfy users with adblock would whitelist gfy /disable adblock

It might work on a community site like GFY, but a regular porn site? not so sure.

I think you're on the right track with this, but, I would dump the choice "allow ads ..." and have banner DIVs appear when ads are blocked. I also would make it PHP (or ASP) based instead of javascript.

[Nautilus]

What if they add a new function to their plugin, searching for the piece of code you just posted and clicking the ad it wants. Will it allow a user to go on browsing unbothered?

[SmokeyTheBear]

Originally Posted by closer

It might work on a community site like GFY, but a regular porn site? not so sure.

I think you're on the right track with this, but, I would dump the choice "allow ads ..." and have banner DIVs appear when ads are blocked. I also would make it PHP (or ASP) based instead of javascript.

The code is more of a poc than a final script, i would imagine any serious sites would modify it to fit their needs.

The idea behind the script is to detect what happens after the page is loaded so php and asp won't work as they occur before the page is loaded