Review Cash Offers Proven IE 7 Browser Exit Popup Script
 

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In IE 6, when you close the review page, the Exit Script and Rev Share Directory www.hotpornsitereviews.com will load automatically. In IE 7 a message alert box comes up stating:
"THANK YOU FOR VISITING ... Please checkout our other Porn Site Reviews Directory ! We have hundreds of more unique reviews and screenshots of the Best Porn Sites ready for you to view. So why visit anywhere else when we have done all the research for you !"
This alert message is required for the exit to work in IE 7 ... After 1 to 2 seconds the rev share directory (second directory) will load automatically.

This exit script has been applied to all ReviewCash affiliates who have more than one directory that exits to another. We are also making this extraordinary feature available to all new affiliates who want to send exit traffic to their very own ReviewCash directories that we would set up.

Once the affiliate joins ReviewCash, simple step by step instructions are emailed to install the IE 7 and 6 Exit Script. There are only four lines of HTML code to add to each page.

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Contact:
David Taylor
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ICQ: 39-325-158

In IE7 with pop ups disabled on entrance I get an information bar that states "This web site wants to run the following add on: Microsoft Dynamic HTML Editing Control ..." and on exit nothing.

Nice work Dave :)

Hi Digital Pimp ....

Can you give us more specifics as we haven't seen this before. I have just tested again with IE 7 and 6 and the script works fine...

Is anyone else experiencing this problem ?

Digital Pimp

I cannot replicate this problem in IE7 and the exit traffic from the script coming in looks excellent across all review directories..

I also have pop ups disabled on entrance ... Please email me at [email protected] and I will work with you on finding a solution :)

Hi Dave, I installed the Active X control your site prompted me to install/enable and afterwards the exit pop up worked fine in IE7 with or without IE7s pop up blocker enabled. Not sure why that control was not already installed/enabled on my system.

Hi Digital Pimp...

Thanks for that...

The developer wrote extra coding to get around that issue before we launched the new script as I had it coming up until he changed the code...

Glad your all sorted and it is working now...

I have a fresh install of XP and IE7 i get the same thing at the top of the browser

"This web site wants to run the following add on: Microsoft Dynamic HTML Editing Control ..."

Got the "This web site wants to run the following add on: Microsoft Dynamic HTML Editing Control" msg first time I went there, closed out IE7 and went back, didn't get the msg second time. Closed out page and no popup (message or otherwise).

Great stuff :pimp !!

I am on IE7 and got nothing at all, not even an active x prompt

I got a note for you guys... if someone has taken the time to disable popups, they don't want fucking popups.

What part of "no" are you not getting?

Hi DigitalPimp, Abshard, Notabook

Here are notes from the Script Developer:

"As far as the error they are getting ( just from reading the thread ) its an uncommon error that wont happen often and the control is part of microsoft so should be included by default. i think the problem is with users with stolen xp without xp sp2 but it isn't ie7.

Like in order to use ie7 you must register your copy of windows. So if a user is using a hacked windows and ie7 standalone they likely don't have the control installed on their system thus the error, but I would have to say thats less than 1% at best."

Hope this helps to why you may be having the problem you are seeing.

I use XP Pro retail (bought from Best Buy), with SP2 and all latest updates. Also just tested this with another computer (XP Home, also retail, with SP2) and it gave no active x error (like it did on mine first time) but when closing out IE7 it gave no popup either (like what happened on my computer with xp pro second time).

I didn't even get a pop in IE6

Copy here came on a new Dell with SP2. BTW, I read that the DHTML editing control your site requires is no longer going to be included with Vista.

where's smokeythebear! =)

I get the same thing on IE7 - won't work unless I download a plugin. All I get is a warning, and everyone and thier dog is taught not to install stuff that comes up in that warning area.