Google update in January effect anyone?

[kenhirai]

they may pump back, hosted tube sites got hit last month same thing and all hosted tube just died, then back up after 7 days... its similar result... so hold tight and be hopeful

[admin]

May be google doesn't like images like rot_in.php outside visible area.
Try to move it to somewhere 'on screen'.

[Ricky B]

i have find this website who tracking google update http://algoroo.com/

[admin]

How to move rot_in.php to visible area, example

We have to replace rot_in.php?crc=<!--PAGE_CRC--> code a bit


1. Copy any image, site logo for example to scj/cgi or copy rot_in + common.php to where logo is
2. create file, for example, logo.php or counter.php , whatever

<?
include('rot_in.php');
header('Content-Type: image/jpeg');
readfile('logo.jpg');

where logo.jpg - is your image


3. change default string to <img src='logo.php?crc=<!--PAGE_CRC-->'>

That's it.

[Ricky B]

i need to try it thats look really cool

[admin]

Ok

[vrocks]

Also giving this one a try.

[tubeman]

How to move rot_in.php to visible area, example

We have to replace rot_in.php?crc=<!--PAGE_CRC--> code a bit


1. Copy any image, site logo for example to scj/cgi or copy rot_in + common.php to where logo is
2. create file, for example, logo.php or counter.php , whatever

<?
include('rot_in.php');
header('Content-Type: image/jpeg');
readfile('logo.jpg');

where logo.jpg - is your image


3. change default string to <img src='logo.php?crc=<!--PAGE_CRC-->'>

That's it.

Hi,
Do we have to do this in the root directory or in scj/cgi directory, for example if
I copy abc.jpg into the scj/cgi folder then I create file abc.php with this code:

<?
include('rot_in.php');
header('Content-Type: image/jpeg');
readfile('abc.jpg');
?> (Do we need to put the closing tag as you have not included it in your example)

abc.php must be uploaded to root or scj/cgi directory ?

And then :

<img src='abc.php?crc=<!--PAGE_CRC-->'>

Is it correct way?

Regards,

[tubeman]

How to move rot_in.php to visible area, example

We have to replace rot_in.php?crc=<!--PAGE_CRC--> code a bit


1. Copy any image, site logo for example to scj/cgi or copy rot_in + common.php to where logo is
2. create file, for example, logo.php or counter.php , whatever

<?
include('rot_in.php');
header('Content-Type: image/jpeg');
readfile('logo.jpg');

where logo.jpg - is your image


3. change default string to <img src='logo.php?crc=<!--PAGE_CRC-->'>

That's it.

Hi

1.) If I don't add this "border=0 width=0 height=0 alt="" to the img tag it will display the image, do I have to add it also?
2.) Is it safe if we just delete the line from the code:
<img src="/scj/cgi/rot_in.php?crc=<!--PAGE_CRC-->" border=0 width=0 height=0 style="position: absolute; top: -100; left: -100" alt="" />

Thanks.

[vrocks]

What you need to do:

Copy your logo file to /scj/cgi directory.

Create a file called logo.php and put it in /scj/cgi directory.

Put inside it this code:

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<?
include('rot_in.php');
header('Content-Type: image/jpeg');
readfile('logo.jpg');
?>

In the above example readfile('logo.jpg'); should be changed to the actual name of your logo file that you copied into the /scj/cgi directory. example: mysitelogo.jpg

Now open the header template editor and look for the code that is currently loading your logo image.

example:

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<img src="/images/mysitelogo.jpg" border="0" height="250" width="1000" alt="my logo">

Modify it so that it matches below.

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<img src="/scj/cgi/logo.php?crc=<!--PAGE_CRC-->" border="0" height="250" width="1000" alt="my logo">

ALSO remove the old code from the header file:

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<img src="/scj/cgi/rot_in.php?crc=<!--PAGE_CRC-->" border=0 width=0 height=0 style="position: absolute; top: -100; left: -100">

It is no longer needed...

What you are doing is removing that code because it uses a height, width size that looks spammy and bad to google. It also uses CSS to locate itself outside of the viewable area. Another spammy looking thing to google. Instead you are doing the referrer detection and other information through your logo which will still show just like before.