Hi, after playing around and not liking the results, I'm redirecting
to a cgi that does allow inserting of content and I'm getting my ads
now. Still using mod_proxy, but no substitutions.
Thanks for the help!
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 1:07 PM, Marcos Mendez wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 12:45 P
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 12:45 PM, Mike Cardwell
wrote:
> Marcos Mendez wrote:
>
>> Hi Mike, when I run google (yahoo, eweek etc) through the proxy (using
>> mod_substitute) i do not see my modification in the page source, no
>> matter where I try to insert it.
>
> Then why don't you start with som
Marcos Mendez wrote:
Hi Mike, when I run google (yahoo, eweek etc) through the proxy (using
mod_substitute) i do not see my modification in the page source, no
matter where I try to insert it.
Then why don't you start with something really basic like the following:
Substitute "s|(]*)>|$1>HELL
Hi Mike, when I run google (yahoo, eweek etc) through the proxy (using
mod_substitute) i do not see my modification in the page source, no
matter where I try to insert it.
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Had not heard of mod_publisher. I tried it out, and for my simple test
page it seems to work great. However when I visit other sites I'm
getting a content encoding error. I've disabled any content
modification, to test that just passing the pages through would work,
but it doesn't.
So added a Load
Marcos Mendez wrote:
Hi, I've tried this approach but it doesn't work reliably. I've tried
replacing the start or end body, html and even head tags as I
typically use a script hosted on my adserver to serve the ads. So I
simply replaced the script with your suggestion. This approach does
work fo
Marcos Mendez wrote:
Hi, I've tried this approach but it doesn't work reliably. I've tried
replacing the start or end body, html and even head tags as I
typically use a script hosted on my adserver to serve the ads. So I
simply replaced the script with your suggestion. This approach does
work for
I wouldn't be surprised if there are teams of sharp developers at
those *advertising-supported* organizations tasked with making it
difficult for you to compete with them.
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Hi, I've tried this approach but it doesn't work reliably. I've tried
replacing the start or end body, html and even head tags as I
typically use a script hosted on my adserver to serve the ads. So I
simply replaced the script with your suggestion. This approach does
work for simple sites (and my s
Marcos Mendez wrote:
Thanks for the response. I tried compiling it and ran into issues.
However, I am not sure that fundamentally this is the best approach.
Replacing or injecting content into the proxied site content will
work. I've tried modifying the body, head, html, script tags. It just
hasn
Thanks for the response. I tried compiling it and ran into issues.
However, I am not sure that fundamentally this is the best approach.
Replacing or injecting content into the proxied site content will
work. I've tried modifying the body, head, html, script tags. It just
hasn't worked reliably for
Marcos Mendez wrote:
> Does anyone have any suggestions about what is the best way to
> implement an ad-supported proxy? I've got mod_substitute injecting
> some content, but it only seems to work on simple websites. Should I
> be looking at redirecting urls to a frame, and putting the ads there?
>
Does anyone have any suggestions about what is the best way to
implement an ad-supported proxy? I've got mod_substitute injecting
some content, but it only seems to work on simple websites. Should I
be looking at redirecting urls to a frame, and putting the ads there?
Is there any other way of doin
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