300 Proxies To Go!

**Mr.Bill** · 29 March, 2009, 19:23 PM

Could just use a simplified way and add this to your page between the <head></head> tags if actually adding geoip is to much trouble

Code:

<script language="Javascript" src="http://gd.geobytes.com/Gd?after=-1"></script>
<script language="javascript">
var sChineseLocations="CN,KW,RU,IR,NG,PK,BR,TR,SA";

if(typeof(sGeobytesLocationCode)!="undefined")
{
   var sCountryCode=sGeobytesLocationCode.substring(0,2);
      if(sChineseLocations.indexOf(sCountryCode)>=0)
      {
         // Chinese Visitors would go here
         document.write("<META HTTP-EQUIV='Refresh' CONTENT='0; URL=http://www.weightes.info'>");
      }else if(sStatesExampleLocations.indexOf(sGeobytesLocationCode.substring(0,4))>=0)
      {
         // Un-comment out the following line for World Visitors would go here. However it is
         // better to leave at least one location on the current page.
         // document.write("<META HTTP-EQUIV='Refresh' CONTENT='0; URL=centurian.org'>");
      }
}
</script>

Will be easier as you can drop this in the template and go.

**Aquarezz** · 29 March, 2009, 19:27 PM

Thanks a lot Mr. Bill, I'll try it out!

Greetz

**coows** · 29 March, 2009, 23:15 PM

So what you are saying is that we can bypass the geoip with this embedded into our template we are using... and the two links in there we change to our sites and can implement the World Visitors to go to another site right? Thanks Mr. Bill

much appreciated

Originally Posted by Mr.Bill

Could just use a simplified way and add this to your page between the <head></head> tags if actually adding geoip is to much trouble

Code:

<script language="Javascript" src="http://gd.geobytes.com/Gd?after=-1"></script>
<script language="javascript">
var sChineseLocations="CN,KW,RU,IR,NG,PK,BR,TR,SA";

if(typeof(sGeobytesLocationCode)!="undefined")
{
   var sCountryCode=sGeobytesLocationCode.substring(0,2);
      if(sChineseLocations.indexOf(sCountryCode)>=0)
      {
         // Chinese Visitors would go here
         document.write("<META HTTP-EQUIV='Refresh' CONTENT='0; URL=http://www.weightes.info'>");
      }else if(sStatesExampleLocations.indexOf(sGeobytesLocationCode.substring(0,4))>=0)
      {
         // Un-comment out the following line for World Visitors would go here. However it is
         // better to leave at least one location on the current page.
         // document.write("<META HTTP-EQUIV='Refresh' CONTENT='0; URL=centurian.org'>");
      }
}
</script>

Will be easier as you can drop this in the template and go.

**Theproxynetwork** · 30 March, 2009, 18:23 PM

Yo, I just completed 100 proxies myself! All unqiue with 10 templates!! I made a php script to create all the folders so all i needed was to upload. I also edited myscript so all my templates are on another website (easier to edit) and all i do is change the name like "green" to change the template !!

Worked very well. Think you should try.

**Aquarezz** · 30 March, 2009, 18:35 PM

Originally Posted by Theproxynetwork

Yo, I just completed 100 proxies myself! All unqiue with 10 templates!! I made a php script to create all the folders so all i needed was to upload. I also edited myscript so all my templates are on another website (easier to edit) and all i do is change the name like "green" to change the template !!

Worked very well. Think you should try.

Great, I currently don't know how to do this but maybe you can it explain it to me? Do you have MSN? Add me aquarezz[AT]hotmail[DOT]com

Greetz

**coows** · 31 March, 2009, 00:30 AM

I think you would have to split them into different accounts lets say you have 100 domains as theproxynetwork does... then you split them into lets say 10 domains per pacakge... then those ten sites in that one package will be directed to read off one set of files to pull the data/themes/adcodes etc.. right?

**Aquarezz** · 31 March, 2009, 08:15 AM

Originally Posted by coows

I think you would have to split them into different accounts lets say you have 100 domains as theproxynetwork does... then you split them into lets say 10 domains per pacakge... then those ten sites in that one package will be directed to read off one set of files to pull the data/themes/adcodes etc.. right?

Well, that's possible, the thing I will do is set the 'topsites' file in the public_html and redirect it to that.. Like that I can edit all lists in one click and eventually add it to a new great list

Should there be a need to remove adsense from one page? I don't think so... Maybe banner advertising would be great.. Gosh I have tons of ideas atm

Thanks mate!

**coows** · 31 March, 2009, 23:19 PM

I have all my ads pulled from one file

makes it easier. If I have the parked domains needing to show different ads I just rename it and rename the ones I want then it shows right then. I would suggest to anyone doing a network to have the ads pulled from one location! It will make it easier on yourself

Originally Posted by Aquarezz

Well, that's possible, the thing I will do is set the 'topsites' file in the public_html and redirect it to that.. Like that I can edit all lists in one click and eventually add it to a new great list

Should there be a need to remove adsense from one page? I don't think so... Maybe banner advertising would be great.. Gosh I have tons of ideas atm

Thanks mate!

**dtkguy** · 1 April, 2009, 05:24 AM

Originally Posted by coows

... I would suggest to anyone doing a network to have the ads pulled from one location! It will make it easier on yourself

But then wouldn't all the ads be the same colors, etc? That wouldn't work well with different themes and color schemes..

**joel8520** · 1 April, 2009, 12:59 PM

Yeah but if your doing 100 sites with only ten different templates then you just make 10 sub folders or whatever each with colors that work with the theme