These software programs run on your server and display and rotate advertisements on Web pages. They can also track and target ads and users based on various criteria.
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@dVenture Advertisers are offered a range of options and can target by site, by group of interest category or by targeted demographics across all of AdVernture's sites. Aaddzz Performance-based advertising network; features: pay per click-thru, automatic banner targeting, real-time reporting, support for standard banner sizes. Aaddzz takes a 20% commission, floating CPM, minimum $10 CPM.
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ActiveAd A campaign management service which simplifies online media buying for advertising agencies. Agencies using ActiveAd Central can outsource trafficking, tracking, and report preparation using ActiveAd Central's database-driven online media buying system. AdForce A full-service, end-to-end advertising management solution for ad networks and large Web Sites. Without requiring the purchase of hardware or software, AdForce offers unique benefits to advertisers, Web publishers and ad sales organizations.
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Adbility's Web Publisher Advertising Guide Comprehensive collection of links covering all aspects of internet advertising, including software, links, articles, advice on avoiding "Web Pirates", warnings on non-existant/Vaporware companies and more. Adresource.com A large collection of resources, links and articles for advertisers. Advertising Law Internet Site From Arent Fox, a thorough collection of articles and links covering advertising and Internet advertising law. Includes current FTC information.
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Component reuse is a must in development. Reuse reduces development time, avoids coding errors, visual components will look identical, and so on... Code once, use anywhere! DHTML (Dynamic HTML) components or widgets are common nowadays; existing all over the Internet, from simple components such as calendars, toolbars, menus, etc., to more sophisticated frameworks like the Yahoo! UI Library. These components will behave in a different way according to some parameters or properties passed to them. This article will explain some ways to configure DHTML widgets, exposing its pros and cons, as well as programming techniques to avoid errors and speed up development time.
The properties of the widget are defined as passing parameters to the list widget constructor. This approach solves the global scope issue but the number of properties to pass is fixed. If we want to add a new property to the widget, the method signature must be changed, and thus, if we have a lot of properties in our widget, the method signature will become unreadable. This option is not recommended if we want to have an extensible widget Framework.
This option uses JSON notation as a method to pass parameters, avoiding global scope issues, reducing the number of parameters and increasing code readability. This alternative is 100% pure JavaScript programming, as opposed to the use of Custom Tags and XML files (explained in following sections), which denotes simpler and easier notation.
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It's not necessary to understand the characteristics of Ajax in order to use it. This article provides copy and paste JavaScript with an Ajax engine. No modifications are necessary.
If you really want to get into the nitty-gritty of Ajax, here are a few pages with good information. Google "Ajax tutorial" for more.
Congratulations. You have completed placing JavaScript with an Ajax engine on your Web page.
Now, let's learn how to use it.
Three things are required to use the JavaScript Ajax engine:
The content to be retrieved can be pretty much whatever you want it to be — text, images, forms, JavaScript, sound — any valid HTML source code.
It's important that the file with the content must be on the same domain as the Web page with the JavaScript Ajax engine. This is a restriction of the JavaScript XMLHttpRequest function, the heart of Ajax. (Work-arounds require relay software on the server. This is addressed later.)
The examples in this article assume you have two files on your server, fileone.html and filetwo.html. They will contain content for the JavaScript Ajax engine to retrieve.
For use in the examples, let fileone.html contain:
And, let filetwo.html contain:
Upload files fileone.html and filetwo.html into the document root of your server (the directory where your domain's main or index Web page file is located). The files could be in other directories. The examples below assume they are in the document root.
source: http://www.webreference.com/programming/javascript/w_b/index.html
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The JavaScript Source: Miscellaneous: Rotating Banner
Simply click inside the window below, use your cursor to highlight the script, and copy (type Control-c or Apple-c) the script into a new file in your text editor (such as Note Pad or Simple Text) and save (Control-s or Command-s). The script is yours!!!
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