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  • Doc911
    Confirmed User
    • Feb 2004
    • 3695

    #1

    Hey Juicy answer this

    I know what stats program you run. I have you ever been successful with the clickthrough script that comes with it for loging outgoing links? If so what method did you use? mouseover window.status="?" or what?


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  • juicylinks
    So Fucking Banned
    • Apr 2001
    • 122992

    #2
    I log outgoing via UCJ each set of galleries logs a click to the particular FHG group. Then in the link report i see which group gets the outgoing. Not sure if thats what your referring too.


    But the template used is this:

    [a href=%url% target=_blank]
    [img src="%sitepath%/thumbs/%thumbname%"
    alt="%description%" width="%thumbwidth%" height="%thumbheight%"
    class="stateoff" hahahahahahahaover="mo(this);
    window.status='%overurl%';
    return true;"
    hahahahahahahaout="mx(this);"
    onclick="mc(this);" ]
    [/a]

    replace the "]" "[" with "<" ">"

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    • juicylinks
      So Fucking Banned
      • Apr 2001
      • 122992

      #3
      PHP Code:
      <a href=%url% target=_blank>
      <img src="%sitepath%/thumbs/%thumbname%"
      alt="%description%" width="%thumbwidth%" height="%thumbheight%" 
      class="stateoff" hahahahahahahaover="mo(this);
      window.status='%overurl%';
      return true;"
      hahahahahahahaout="mx(this);"
      onclick="mc(this);" >
      </a> 
      

      ^^^^ CODE

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      • Doc911
        Confirmed User
        • Feb 2004
        • 3695

        #4
        okay thanks. Your using mouseover as far as i can see to hide your true url. just wondered if it affected your clickthroughs.

        I appreciate the help


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