Anyone know a free hosting site that can handle nuke!

Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 1:16 am

meaning they have the right support for PHP and MySQL databases as well as enough space to fit all of nuke and then some?

Call me a cheapo, but I can put up with pop up ads because I use Opera and the only people who will be annoyed by my site would be the visitors Twisted Evil

Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 1:32 am

Netfirms

Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2003 4:40 am

spaceports.com

Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2003 6:05 am

www.breezeland.com their the best.

Guest

www.lrehosting.com - Not free, but 1 dollar a month. Worth checking out...

Guest

www.hostingsolutions.com

Guest

I would of suggested lycos, but they now have a stinking ad frame that ruins the site, so ignore that one

Guest

tripod.lycos.uk

It is easy to remove the ads. just use the following script in header.php:

Code:

include("themes/$ThemeSel/theme.php");
echo "<noframes>\n";
echo "<noscript>\n";
echo "<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC \"-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN\">\n";
echo "<html>\n";

and this in footer.php

Code:

themefooter();
echo "</body>\n"
."\n"
."\n"
."<script language=\"JavaScript\" src=\"http://usuarios.lycos.es/xkode/ads/kodes/xkode_tripod_es.js\"></script>\n"
."\n"
."</html>\n"
."</noframes>\n"
."</noscript>\n";
die();

Guest

Oh yeah, it removes the frame and the advertisements that drop down from the top.

Tested on lycos.it, but should work at tripod.lycos.co.uk (better than tripod.lycos.com). See it at http://utenti.lycos.it/legacy2000/

Guest

expert01 wrote:

Oh yeah, it removes the frame and the advertisements that drop down from the top.

Tested on lycos.it, but should work at tripod.lycos.co.uk (better than tripod.lycos.com). See it at http://utenti.lycos.it/legacy2000/

man, you have a beautiful ad frame there Sad

r u sure it works?

Guest

Yes, it does work. My old site does not work right now, but there is a new site at http://utenti.lycos.it/legacy2000/Test/index.php . The link may display ads, I am not sure, if it does, just click on the Go button in your browser. I have tried this code, and it does work. Trust me, you probably looked at my site when I was debugging and revising the code, it sometimes displayed ads.

Sergeant Joined: Jul 20, 2003 Posts: 76

I would just like to say to everyone that using that code does break the Terms of Service you agreed to when you joined lycos, and that your site could be deleted for using it.

Guest

i tried it on a uk server of lycos, only hte first page is free of the banner but when i click an other link "POP" its back again, if you press ctrl+f5 i vanishes again, but if you click another link, "pop" there it is again Smile

Nuke Cadet Joined: Feb 05, 2004 Posts: 1

expert01 wrote:

tripod.lycos.uk

It is easy to remove the ads. just use the following script in header.php:

Code:

include("themes/$ThemeSel/theme.php");
echo "<noframes>\n";
echo "<noscript>\n";
echo "<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC \"-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN\">\n";
echo "<html>\n";

and this in footer.php

Code:

themefooter();
echo "</body>\n"
."\n"
."\n"
."<script language=\"JavaScript\" src=\"http://usuarios.lycos.es/xkode/ads/kodes/xkode_tripod_es.js\"></script>\n"
."\n"
."</html>\n"
."</noframes>\n"
."</noscript>\n";
die();

Guys, if all of this does not work, I know This Topic will. Razz

Guest

that code works perfectly.... it removes the ads and pop ups from lycos

does anyone know wich in the hell are the primary and seconday DNS server??? from lycos/tripod...