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Old 19 December, 2009, 13:30 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Thank you Nathan. I talked to several people yesterday including Nux, and they said that the whole Joomla thing was a waste.

It was mentioned copying the theme and index from the home page and copying that to another page and using that as a home for each article.

I know how to do this with proxies but not with this script....any ideas??
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Old 19 December, 2009, 20:53 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Hey Nathan,

I tried that and I did not work. It is still showing all of the PHP stuff. Any idea?

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You need to enable PHP support on .js files via .htaccess. So that when you visit http://www.proxysites.net/list.js you won't see <?php stuff.

Here should be the code:
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Old 19 December, 2009, 21:03 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Hey, it looks like it's working to me. I just pulled up http://www.proxysites.net/list.js and the php stuff isn't visible anymore. Now just edit that list.js to remove the localhost and stuff, like I posted for you earlier, and then put the script call on a page and it should work. So far so good looking.
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Hey Dtk,

I just finished redoing the list.js file. I copied exactly what you put here on Netbuilders.

When I navigate to proxysites.net/list.js I still see code and not the list it self.

The problem here is I do not know what I am looking for.lol
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Hey Dtk,

I just finished redoing the list.js file. I copied exactly what you put here on Netbuilders.

When I navigate to proxysites.net/list.js I still see code and not the list it self.

The problem here is I do not know what I am looking for.lol
This is what I see :



And that is exactly right. It won't actually look good until you embed the script call in to another page.

that script call being of course
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<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.proxysites.net/list.js"></script>
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This is what I see when I got to http;//prox y sites.net/list.js


How are you seeing something different?

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This is what I see :



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that is exactly right. It won't actually look good until you embed the script call in to another page.

that script call being of course
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<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.proxysites.net/list.js"></script>
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Old 19 December, 2009, 22:29 PM   #17 (permalink)
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Firefox was the culprit.

IE worked perfectly.

Is there any way to get the same exact list that appears on the homepage of proxysites.net with the amount of hits and speed?

Okay so now that I have this setup, on to the larger goal.

Setting up articles onsite. I want to do a major revamp of the site.

I have been working on joomla, I think this would give the site a lot more proffessional and cleaner appeal. Right now its brown. Kinda tacky I think. But eh it works.

Or should I just copy articles to different pages of the site using the same brown theme on each page??

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This is what I see :



And that is exactly right. It won't actually look good until you embed the script call in to another page.

that script call being of course
Code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.proxysites.net/list.js"></script>
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Old 20 December, 2009, 00:44 AM   #18 (permalink)
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Firefox was the culprit.

IE worked perfectly.

Is there any way to get the same exact list that appears on the homepage of proxysites.net with the amount of hits and speed?
Cool, glad you got it. (ps, FireFox probably just needs it's cache cleared)

You probably could modify the list.js file to include those things, but I think it'd just make it too cluttered, etc, it is only supposed to act as a quick javascipt list to complement the main site, not a replacement for it.

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Okay so now that I have this setup, on to the larger goal.

Setting up articles onsite. I want to do a major revamp of the site.

I have been working on joomla, I think this would give the site a lot more proffessional and cleaner appeal. Right now its brown. Kinda tacky I think. But eh it works.

Or should I just copy articles to different pages of the site using the same brown theme on each page??
Wait proxysites.net is brown? Damn my monitor and/or eyes must be screwed up, I coulda swore it was a greyish color. Haha

Anyways, I don't see the real need for joomla really. I'd just keep on using what ya got and just add pages for articles to it. If you really don't like the look, you could always just make a template for the script, it is themeable. Look at my Proxy Sites site, it's running the @proxy script, but I gave it a new theme.
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Well the need is for articles. I want to do some on site article submission. I just dont know the best way to do it.
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Well the need is for articles. I want to do some on site article submission. I just dont know the best way to do it.
I'm gonna PM you in a minute, may be able to help you with getting some articles on there easily, be on the look out
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