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[pedrog]

Missed that somehow. I'll look into this issue. There is no referral system at the moment but I will add one.

The website takes 10% from each ad. So I could do a 5% cut of a websites profits if they sign up via your link. As well as 5% of what a person spends on advertising if they sign up via your link.

Well, that would be great.

[jackjack]

As the topic is back about bitads.net:

Will you ever let people put adspaces on something else than websites?

What did you have in mind? Like Mobile apps?

More like plugins
Having that in apps would be cool though

[Mooshire]

Are withdraws automatic yet?

[BitVegas]

Are withdraws automatic yet?

Yep! Just activated it.

Trying BitAds, configured my ad space, in "Show when no bids:" I choose a custom image and link but it isn't working, can you give a look please: http://onebtc.blogspot.com/ .

Is there a referral scheme?

Thanks.

You had included "http://" in your web address even though bitads automatically ads that, so it was being added twice. I removed it for you. I'll add an automatic check for this soon.

[ingrownpocket]

I think clicks are broken again.

[ranlo]

I think clicks are broken again.

I think so as well...

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

Coinchat's ad space: https://bitads.net/?p=bid&id=409

[Mitchell]

Coinchat's ad space: https://bitads.net/?p=bid&id=409

How does your ad space work? Because I don't see anything. Is it inside the chat or something?

[pedrog]

Trying BitAds, configured my ad space, in "Show when no bids:" I choose a custom image and link but it isn't working, can you give a look please: http://onebtc.blogspot.com/ .

Is there a referral scheme?

Thanks.

You had included "http://" in your web address even though bitads automatically ads that, so it was being added twice. I removed it for you. I'll add an automatic check for this soon.

It works fine now, thanks.

[BitVegas]

More like plugins
Having that in apps would be cool though

Like wordpress plugins etc?


Also, I have added description boxes to bid pages.
Edit your adspace to enter the information.

[ranlo]

More like plugins
Having that in apps would be cool though

Like wordpress plugins etc?


Also, I have added description boxes to bid pages

Can you add in fallback ad code boxes as well? For now we can put in a custom image + link, but we can't do a fallback to something like Adsense/A-Ads/etc. It would be better if we had those options open as well.

[BitVegas]

Can you add in fallback ad code boxes as well? For now we can put in a custom image + link, but we can't do a fallback to something like Adsense/A-Ads/etc. It would be better if we had those options open as well.

How's this? (You can place <script> tags in here for custom JS). EDIT: Hoping I didn't just create some security flaws.

[ranlo]

Can you add in fallback ad code boxes as well? For now we can put in a custom image + link, but we can't do a fallback to something like Adsense/A-Ads/etc. It would be better if we had those options open as well.

How's this? (You can place <script> tags in here for custom JS)

That's perfect!

Thanks, .

[BitVegas]

That's perfect!

Thanks, .

No problem!

Also, regarding load times. You can try the following code which loads the ad upon the window loading. Although it made no difference on my end so I will have to do some more tests when I get some time

You will have to replace the two "###" 's with the adspace-id of your ad block, and with with of the iFrame to the correct width/height

With link:

Code:

<center>
<div id="bitads_loader"></div>
<div><a href="https://bitads.net/?p=bid&id=###">Your ad here, instantly! bitads.net</a></div>
</center>
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = bitads_loader;function bitads_loader() {
javascript:document.getElementById('bitads_loader').innerHTML = '<iframe scrolling="no" frameborder="0" src="https://bitads.net/gimg.php?id=###" style="overflow:hidden;width:728px;height:90px;"></iframe>';
}
</script>

Without link:

Code:

<center>
<div id="bitads_loader"></div>
</center>
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = bitads_loader;function bitads_loader() {
javascript:document.getElementById('bitads_loader').innerHTML = '<iframe scrolling="no" frameborder="0" src="https://bitads.net/gimg.php?id=###" style="overflow:hidden;width:728px;height:90px;"></iframe>';
}
</script>

[Mitchell]

Dude, don´t allow custom JS script. Really, don´t. I could use that to grab cookie´s, to install malware and so much more.

[ranlo]

Dude, don´t allow custom JS script. Really, don´t. I could use that to grab cookie´s, to install malware and so much more.

I guess in this case what could be done is a "filler code"... like this:

Let's use your Bitads style for the example...

<center><div><iframe scrolling="no" frameborder="0" src="https://bitads.net/gimg.php?id=37" style="overflow:hidden;width:468px;height:60px;"></iframe></div></center>

Alright, what you would do is allow inputting the user's id#, such that your code (pseuducode) would be like this:

$bitid = 37;
echo '<center><div><iframe scrolling="no" frameborder="0" src="https://bitads.net/gimg.php?id="'.$bitid.'" style="overflow:hidden;width:468px;height:60px;"></iframe></div></center>';

Would that help with safety? You could even set the type of input id could be such that it could only be a number.

[ranlo]

Dude, don´t allow custom JS script. Really, don´t. I could use that to grab cookie´s, to install malware and so much more.

I guess in this case what could be done is a "filler code"... like this:

Let's use your Bitads style for the example...

<center><div><iframe scrolling="no" frameborder="0" src="https://bitads.net/gimg.php?id=37" style="overflow:hidden;width:468px;height:60px;"></iframe></div></center>

Alright, what you would do is allow inputting the user's id#, such that your code (pseuducode) would be like this:

$bitid = 37;
echo '<center><div><iframe scrolling="no" frameborder="0" src="https://bitads.net/gimg.php?id="'.$bitid.'" style="overflow:hidden;width:468px;height:60px;"></iframe></div></center>';

Would that help with safety? You could even set the type of input id could be such that it could only be a number.

Actually, I think this would be worthless. The custom code is only for our OWN fallback. If we were going to implement something destructive, we could just do that in our own websites, considering we have full access. So there's no reason to add "safety" features to the fallback code.

[Mitchell]

Dude, don´t allow custom JS script. Really, don´t. I could use that to grab cookie´s, to install malware and so much more.

I guess in this case what could be done is a "filler code"... like this:
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Would that help with safety? You could even set the type of input id could be such that it could only be a number.

No I mean, if you allow to insert custom JS when there is no advertisement, that can be abused. Normally it´s safe.

Actually, I think this would be worthless. The custom code is only for our OWN fallback. If we were going to implement something destructive, we could just do that in our own websites, considering we have full access. So there's no reason to add "safety" features to the fallback code.

Well that´s true

[BitVegas]

Dude, don´t allow custom JS script. Really, don´t. I could use that to grab cookie´s, to install malware and so much more.

I am using HTML5's iFrame sandbox feature which prevents this. Basically the iFrame behaves as if it's not from the same domain.

[Mitchell]

Dude, don´t allow custom JS script. Really, don´t. I could use that to grab cookie´s, to install malware and so much more.

I am using HTML5's iFrame sandbox feature which prevents this. Basically the iFrame behaves as if it's not from the same domain.

Smart move!