[ANN] FaucetBOX.com - API & faucet script, create your own crypto faucet - page 57.

Kazuldur

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Quote from: 23coins on December 31, 2014, 08:31:04 AM

tell me please, why my faucets allways rejected and deleted from the list ?
http://23coins.com/faucet and http://50or500.com
i have allways positive balance and over 13 500 users who use it.

You have popups. 50or500.com even once had a popup that displayed alerts forever and I've had to force close my browser...

minifrij

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In Memory of Zepher

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 08:29:53 AM

ok

fair enough but it says
We're currently upgrading and moving hosts. We'll be back soon!

or am I at a wrong address

You're at the correct address, I'm just fixing some bugs before I launch in a few days hopefully.

23coins

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tell me please, why my faucets allways rejected and deleted from the list ?
http://23coins.com/faucet and http://50or500.com
i have allways positive balance and over 13 500 users who use it.

elm

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Quote from: minifrij on December 31, 2014, 08:22:20 AM

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 07:56:08 AM

thanks a lot for detailed explanation, though I am not a coder but I will remember it when my faucet will be ready. what is the URL of Your faucet? it looks I missed it

It's on my profile, I won't post it here since it won't be using a micro-payments processor like Faucetbox.

ok

fair enough but it says
We're currently upgrading and moving hosts. We'll be back soon!

or am I at a wrong address

minifrij

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In Memory of Zepher

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 07:56:08 AM

thanks a lot for detailed explanation, though I am not a coder but I will remember it when my faucet will be ready. what is the URL of Your faucet? it looks I missed it

It's on my profile, I won't post it here since it won't be using a micro-payments processor like Faucetbox.

elm

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Quote from: minifrij on December 31, 2014, 07:18:00 AM

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 07:04:21 AM

oh now I understand. thats very good then. I googled and found one script but I am not sure if it is the right one. are there a few good JS out there for usage?

thanks

There are a few, the one that I'm using is insanely simple to understand.

Basically, there is an external file in my FTP called ads.js. All ads.js contains is this code:

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var canRunAds = true;

I then embed it into my website using this code:

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Then, finally, I put my submit button in it's own with an id, and then reference the variable to get the outcome.

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Basically, it checks if the variable exists, if it doesn't, it replaces the submit button with 'Please disable adblock to claim.'.
This works because Adblock's detection systems are shit, and will pretty much disable anything with the word ad in it.

thanks a lot for detailed explanation, though I am not a coder but I will remember it when my faucet will be ready. what is the URL of Your faucet? it looks I missed it

minifrij

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In Memory of Zepher

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 07:04:21 AM

oh now I understand. thats very good then. I googled and found one script but I am not sure if it is the right one. are there a few good JS out there for usage?

thanks

There are a few, the one that I'm using is insanely simple to understand.

Basically, there is an external file in my FTP called ads.js. All ads.js contains is this code:

Quote

var canRunAds = true;

I then embed it into my website using this code:

Quote

Then, finally, I put my submit button in it's own with an id, and then reference the variable to get the outcome.

Quote

Basically, it checks if the variable exists, if it doesn't, it replaces the submit button with 'Please disable adblock to claim.'.
This works because Adblock's detection systems are shit, and will pretty much disable anything with the word ad in it.

elm

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Quote from: minifrij on December 31, 2014, 07:00:33 AM

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 06:57:57 AM

ok I understand but if the submit button is not displayed, will user know why that? is it written there why submit button is not seen? thanks again

Basically, the Javascript just replaces the submit button with the text 'Please disable adblock to claim.' if adblock is enabled.
If adblock is off, it displays the submit button and works fine.

oh now I understand. thats very good then. I googled and found one script but I am not sure if it is the right one. are there a few good JS out there for usage?

thanks

minifrij

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In Memory of Zepher

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 06:57:57 AM

ok I understand but if the submit button is not displayed, will user know why that? is it written there why submit button is not seen? thanks again

Basically, the Javascript just replaces the submit button with the text 'Please disable adblock to claim.' if adblock is enabled.
If adblock is off, it displays the submit button and works fine.

elm

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Quote from: minifrij on December 31, 2014, 06:54:26 AM

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 06:47:32 AM

thats what I though. I would like to do something against ad blocker or ask visitors to not block my faucet. would it make sense and not hurting the faucet if I would ask visitors to click any ad they like so I am sure that they dont have ad blocker and if they have ad blocker they would need to take it off so they can see the ads so they can click on one?

The thing with that would be is that most ad networks are against you actually asking for clicks I believe. The way that I'm doing it is that I have a small piece of Javascript that stops the submit button being displayed if adblock is on.

ok I understand but if the submit button is not displayed, will user know why that? is it written there why submit button is not seen? thanks again

minifrij

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In Memory of Zepher

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 06:47:32 AM

thats what I though. I would like to do something against ad blocker or ask visitors to not block my faucet. would it make sense and not hurting the faucet if I would ask visitors to click any ad they like so I am sure that they dont have ad blocker and if they have ad blocker they would need to take it off so they can see the ads so they can click on one?

The thing with that would be is that most ad networks are against you actually asking for clicks I believe. The way that I'm doing it is that I have a small piece of Javascript that stops the submit button being displayed if adblock is on.

whitewhidow

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sorry for the me too. just a silly thought, have your watchdog post to this topic. or twitter, or have a "status" page on the website.

thx

elm

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Quote from: minifrij on December 31, 2014, 05:58:39 AM

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 05:50:37 AM

oh how about if visitors using ad blocker? how are faucet owners handle it?
thanks

In my old faucet I didn't do anything about them and I was still in profit, but for my newer one I will be using an anti adblock script. This is just because I will be giving out higher rewards.

thats what I though. I would like to do something against ad blocker or ask visitors to not block my faucet. would it make sense and not hurting the faucet if I would ask visitors to click any ad they like so I am sure that they dont have ad blocker and if they have ad blocker they would need to take it off so they can see the ads so they can click on one?

Kazuldur

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We have watchdogs, we already know about this, don't send "Me too!"s please

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CloudFlare messed up something, I'm working around it now. API works already.

EDIT:
Website should be working too. If you get 403 Forbidden, please clean your browser's history.

whitewhidow

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same here !! quite important!

funkydog

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Guys... check pls, your website is down and API does not work

"ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS"

elm

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Quote from: Kazuldur on December 31, 2014, 05:55:32 AM

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 05:50:37 AM

so knowing by doing?

anyway 1$ per CPC or CPM would be a lot IMO and I wouldnt expect this amount. but is there a minimum CPM amount that I could calculate with in case of 20k + pageviews a day?

oh how about if visitors using ad blocker? how are faucet owners handle it?
thanks

There's no minimum CPM. My CPC on different faucets varied from $0.1 to $2. Just think about it as an investition. The worst thing that can happen is losing some coins in the first month, but then you'll know what to expect

Personally I don't do anything about ad blockers, it's not worth it.

ok that makes sense if there are no given numbers for CPM and CPC. learning by doing it

thanks

minifrij

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In Memory of Zepher

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 05:50:37 AM

oh how about if visitors using ad blocker? how are faucet owners handle it?
thanks

In my old faucet I didn't do anything about them and I was still in profit, but for my newer one I will be using an anti adblock script. This is just because I will be giving out higher rewards.

Kazuldur

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Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 05:50:37 AM

so knowing by doing?

anyway 1$ per CPC or CPM would be a lot IMO and I wouldnt expect this amount. but is there a minimum CPM amount that I could calculate with in case of 20k + pageviews a day?

oh how about if visitors using ad blocker? how are faucet owners handle it?
thanks

There's no minimum CPM. My CPC on different faucets varied from $0.1 to $2. Just think about it as an investition. The worst thing that can happen is losing some coins in the first month, but then you'll know what to expect

Personally I don't do anything about ad blockers, it's not worth it.

elm

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Quote from: minifrij on December 31, 2014, 05:36:52 AM

Quote from: elm on December 31, 2014, 04:47:49 AM

regarding possible ads income, are there any numbers public to check how many visits or pageviews or/and ads clicks will bring xxx profit? this would make it easy for me to adjust faucet payouts. or maybe a fuacet owner can shed some light for a noob who wants a faucet

The thing is that with almost all ad networks, the CPM (Cost per 1,000 views) or CPC (Cost per click) can vary between which ad is being displayed. This means that you can earn $1 and $10 the next. There is no real measurement on how much you can earn using ad networks.

so knowing by doing?

anyway 1$ per CPC or CPM would be a lot IMO and I wouldnt expect this amount. but is there a minimum CPM amount that I could calculate with in case of 20k + pageviews a day?

oh how about if visitors using ad blocker? how are faucet owners handle it?
thanks

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