http://forums.huntingclub.com/eve/forum ... 5401006852
At the bottom...
An Ad... fyi
I swear.. that sucker was present last night... or else where would I come up with an "ad" if I didn't see it with my own eyes??? I actually did a screen capture but didn't feel like resizing it to fit the forum so I nuked it. Oh well, no ad today! (yes, I am sure I wasn't using IE!)
After downloading the first round beta of IE and uninstalling it within 20 minutes, I decided to go with the latest beta 7.0.5450.4 and I am slowly but surely converting.
After downloading the first round beta of IE and uninstalling it within 20 minutes, I decided to go with the latest beta 7.0.5450.4 and I am slowly but surely converting.
Just went there to see if I could see it. I got the ad too. It's somewhat blocked but not completely. Here is the location.
Sorry this is going to stretch the page.
http://adsvr.namgmsp-admgt.com/banman.a ... geID=34025
The other part is located
http://adsvr.namgmsp-admgt.com/banman.a ... geID=24467
Bet that's some kind of ad server? hope this helps.
Sorry this is going to stretch the page.
http://adsvr.namgmsp-admgt.com/banman.a ... geID=34025
The other part is located
http://adsvr.namgmsp-admgt.com/banman.a ... geID=24467
Bet that's some kind of ad server? hope this helps.
They may be rotating ads from different servers.
Try:
... should do it. Looks fine here.
Try:
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*/adsvr.*"Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it"
Actually, no, I didn't see it. I DID see that one the first time around with Adblock turned off .. but it was blocked when I turned it on. Because you and Rich both saw it though, I looked into it a little further and found a 3rd-party feed that may be rotating somehow by ANOTHER 3rd party feed. Afaict, they seemed to be fed from a 3rd-party subdomain that always starts with 'http://adsrv.'. (this is strictly a guess).IceDogg wrote:Was you able to see it though Rick? Just wondering.
EDIT: PS is this a new ad server? Or just one set up for this site or something? Sorry so many questions. Just trying to learn as I go.
I checked the domain name out where the ad was (can't remember what it was called) and came up a 'null' on it. The subdomain '//adsrv.' would probably imply its intentions, so I'll block that and check it on and off tonite.
ps:
As of this writing I have not yet uploaded it. I'll check it out a little further to see if I can actually find a 'commonality'.
"Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it"
OK, I'll upload in a bit.
It's being served from a domain called:
.... the directory structure from that site keeps rotating even though the domain stays the same (that's different). That is probably why they were seen and then not-seen. Some of my generic-type filters probably allowed and disallowed the ads based on the particular address.
I was going to use the domain at first, but it looks a little "hokey". I figured it would probably just be better if I made a 'generic' subdomain filter instead.
*/adsvr.*
... might catch other sites too.
Added and uploaded ... update regular EasyList
It's being served from a domain called:
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http://adsvr.namgmsp-admgt.comI was going to use the domain at first, but it looks a little "hokey". I figured it would probably just be better if I made a 'generic' subdomain filter instead.
*/adsvr.*
... might catch other sites too.
Added and uploaded ... update regular EasyList
"Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it"