giggler64 wrote:
Are they referring to running the site and phpAdsNew on the same dedicated server? If so, why wouldn't it work since they are on the same server using one domain?
Thanks again!
before page 8 comes normally page 7

and you made me read again......

In general to your question...matter of manual writing (despite this one being quite good i must admit!) so normal people as you and i can understand what they mean. You are completely right and its a no issue...it works as long as they are on the same server. dedicated or not is not an issue. SAME SERVER IS! What they try to describe is webaplication on webserver (shared) and phpadsnew on a dedicated or another =same.
Running your website and phpAdsNew on one web serverThis is probably the simplest way to deploy phpAdsNew and unless you have a very large
number of visitors this will work very good. You can install phpAdsNew in a subdirectory
on the same virtual host as your actual website. If you website is also build with PHP you
can use local mode invocation to deliver the banners.
If you are using local mode invocation there are some things you might want to consider.
Because phpAdsNew needs to set cookies for certain advanced features the domain name
which phpAdsNew uses must be the same as the one you are using for your website. The
reason for this is because only cookies set by domain name X will be readable by a script
running on domain name X. If you are using more than one domain name phpAdsNew
will work without any problems, it will simply set the cookie using the domain name
which is currently used, but this will only work if all the domain names you are using
point to the same virtual host.
If you do want to run phpAdsNew on a different virtual host with a separate domain
name you can’t use local mode invocation without causing problems. Other types of
remote invocation will work fine. This approach also has a couple of advantages: because
there is a limitation to the number of cookies you can set for a specific domain older
cookies will be deleted when new cookies are set. If you are running phpAdsNew on the
same domain as your website it is possible phpAdsNew will delete the cookies which are
set by your own website. Running on a different domain name will prevent this.
Running phpAdsNew on a dedicated serverIf you want to install phpAdsNew on a dedicated server, you can’t use local mode invocation,
but all the other types of remote invocation will still work fine. Apart from the obvious
speed improvements this has some other advantages. Because the ad server needs
to run on a separate domain name the cookies set by phpAdsNew are kept separate from
the cookies set by your website. This also means they don’t share the same limitation in
the number of cookies that can be set, so phpAdsNew won’t delete cookies set by your
website once the limit is reached.
answer is in the cookie setting and limitations: older cookies will not be deleted when new cookies are set and that casues havoc...Read the two sections and you should understand......
Once again where possible avoid Javascript invocation....we see more and more companies and browsers being set to NOT accept javascript at all out of security concerns. This is especially a trauma in html-emails.....90% we see blocked if not correctly set.....
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