Anyone know exactly how to do this? I'm looking to fire 2 pixels but the network only allows one, do I simply take a PHP file and toss in the 2 pixel links into the file (and use the URL of the file as the pixel location)? Thanks in advance.
PHP File for Firing Multiple Pixels?
- Thread starter EricVonDoobie
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@file_get_contents('http://www.pixelsite.com/fja_8VH&&R*99h9h9rehg.jpg') ;
@file_get_contents('http://www.pixelsite2.com/fja_8VH&&R*99h9h9rehg.jpg') ;
should do the trick
@file_get_contents('http://www.pixelsite2.com/fja_8VH&&R*99h9h9rehg.jpg') ;
should do the trick
Have you tried using the universal smart pixel from prosper?
Inside Look #2: New Prosper202 Universal Smart Pixel Fires 3rd party Pixels
I'm trying to use it for PoF but, it seems the PoF pixel wont fire however
Inside Look #2: New Prosper202 Universal Smart Pixel Fires 3rd party Pixels
I'm trying to use it for PoF but, it seems the PoF pixel wont fire however
Been having issues with POF firing pixels in general. A few buddies having same issue where pof doesn't track when pixel is fired.
The problem with doing it this way is that the browser variables wouldn't be passed.
You would get the info of the server ip etc.
Why not just have an iframe, to blank site with all your pixels in it?
Yea man I noticed in the pof thread mpbiz said he could help with getting the pof pixel fireing with the universal smart pixel.
did you ever end up talking to him?
all valid arguments ... depending on what stage of the conversion process the pixel is firing off for, the users data is possibly in your 202 already. If it's pixels fired to networks, fuck em.
yes, but not answering in the most correct fasion allowed me to give a 2 line answer ... most hacks would complain about my @usage too, fuck em.
To most affiliate marketers (not EVD specifically), php is a foreign language already so I opted to keep it simple.
Just sent you a PM.
If you still can't figure it out go over to ipyxel.com and ask Tom and Aziz for help. They are really helpful and they both know POF and 202 inside and out.
I don't suppose one of the pixels is a script of your own?
If it were you could do your normal code and then just do a Header redirect to the other pixel
If they're both 3rd-party I don't have an idea right off the bat. I'd be interested to hear the solution.
EDIT
Actually, does the network not allow you to place a Javascript pixel? If so it's as simple as doing a document.write for both the 3rd-party Image pixels.
If it were you could do your normal code and then just do a Header redirect to the other pixel
If they're both 3rd-party I don't have an idea right off the bat. I'd be interested to hear the solution.
EDIT
Actually, does the network not allow you to place a Javascript pixel? If so it's as simple as doing a document.write for both the 3rd-party Image pixels.