Re: [PHP] Re: using php to rotate ad banners

2003-02-27 Thread Manuel Lemos 
Hello,

On 02/27/2003 04:27 PM, Joseph Bannon wrote:
Why don't you just use phpAdsNew?


Because I prefer to write it myself so I can learn
more.
You can learn more studying the solutions provided by those that already 
attempted to implement the same problem. Just study phpAdsNew and you 
will learn more than you will possible learn from this list as this is 
not a trivial issue as you may imagine.

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Re: [PHP] Re: using php to rotate ad banners

2003-02-27 Thread Joseph Bannon 
> Why don't you just use phpAdsNew?


Because I prefer to write it myself so I can learn
more.

J.



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[PHP] Re: using php to rotate ad banners

2003-02-26 Thread Manuel Lemos 
Hello,

On 02/26/2003 07:58 PM, Joseph Bannon wrote:
I recently created some scripts to rotate ad banners
on my site. One script is called show.php, which
serves the banner. The other is called click.php,
which redirects the people to the proper site for the
banner they clicked on.
Some people have noticed that when they click on the
banner, they go to another site. Others have noticed
that they just get returned back to the page that they
just were at. I test it without any problems.
I have been doing the redirecting using cookies. The
script show.php puts the cookie on their computer. The
script click.php gets the cookie and redirects them to
the proper place when clicked. Should I be using
cookies or sessions to do this? I think the problem is
that some people have their browser set to not accept
cookies which is why they get directed to other
places.
Why don't you just use phpAdsNew?

http://www.phpadsnew.com/

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