New ASP Version

Hi all,
Is there anyone who has already coded the asp port?
If no, I will try to do it now...
Thanks

 

I just posted an asp-update in the "news" thread. Not quite tested but should (hopefully work). I won't repost it here but have asked for a sticky thread for us asp geeks to handle our scripts, hopefully that can be arranged.

 

Can you provide a link to that post? can't find it

 

We dont know yet if it works or whether the coder has addressed the problems with earlier asp versions but..

New asp version

 

Hello all

Can someone help me here please !!!!!

My pages are ASP and need to know what files I create to get ads working do I use Blogger Blog Setup? Have tried it with little success.

I have now got the new asp version do i replace this with the php files that blogger blog setup told me to do?

Or do i just paste the new asp on each page ?

As you can see i'm very new to this and need help

Thanks

Adam

 

Are you hosting the blog on your own servers? the co op doesn't work if you host it with blogger

 

The version posted above is working fine for me... so far.

 

I implemented the version mentioned above(posted in the other topic), and an hour or two later I came back to find my sites timing out. I got into the server and found the CPU maxing out on dllhost.exe. Something in that script is bad, and causing big problems. I've been forced to disable the coop on my ASP sites for now(I'll have to go find the old ad_network.asp temporarily). Anyone want to take another stab at getting it right, or maybe fixing this one? I'd do it myself, but there's a handful of people here that already know how to read Shawn's code, so could probably do a better job. Thanks.

I'm thinking it would be best to write an ASP page that can simply call the php version running on another server(or even the same). I have a linux server and a Windows server-- I'd much rather just make a web-service call to my other server than deal with all this ASP version catch-up...


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Derek

 

It stopped working for me. Anyone working on this by chance?

 

Personally, I installed php on my Windows server(as an ISAPI DLL instead of the cgi-- that was why it was so pitiful in performance before, I guess). I then just created a web-service-y file that calls this php and passes in the remote_addr so the script can work properly for validation(it detects to see if the validation server is the requestor before showing class tags, it looks; which is good, because it makes the ads more transparent to Google)...

If people are interested, I can post my code. Note that it would involve installing php on your server and having the xmlhttp component available(this is part of the msxml parser).


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Derek

 

The host I have has PHP on the server I use and xmlhttp... I would be interested in trying you code.

 

Would this work on windows shared servers?
I know PHP files will run but not sure about anything else it would need to work, can you post your code/details of the install so that others may try it, a php work around would be great for asp based sites especially for future updates.

 

Here's an updated version of the asp script, does not check for writable file yet, will get on it.

 

I have had the above file running on one of my sites for a couple of days and everything seems to be working fine. Thanks Perrow!

 

Thanks DK and everyone else who worked on this for asp sites. I installed today and it's working great.

 

I updated with this code, and the ads display fine now, site still validates, BUT it shoots me this error right after the ads:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'

Type mismatch: 'ads'

Very ugly.

One other thing, I noticed that my new ad_network_ads.txt suddenly inflated to 330 kb? Is this normal? I would expect it to only have the 5 links at one time cached. Or did I miss some major system redesign..?

Thanks

 

Maybe someone could have some problems with the writable path :
edit the line n.18 and make it like this:

 

The code works nice, but for some reason I can't pass validation now. The html output from the code is:

<img src="http://ads.digitalpoint.com/t-31521-34799-23881-1265-15378.gif" width="1" height="1"><a href="http://www.racegearshop.com/nike-baller-band.php" />Baller Bands</a> | <a href="http://oklahomacity.ok.mypages.com/Oklahoma-City~yellow-pages.html" />Oklahoma City Yellow Pages</a> | <a href="http://www.bookspublications.com/" />Discount Shopping Online</a> | <a href="http://www.easydoityourself.com/shop/" />Do It Yourself Store</a> | <a href="http://www.smsclub.pl/" />Gry Java</a>

Looks like it should be fine. Could this have anything to do with "banned ip's" and such that everyone is talking about?