getting around html tag filters

marky · Jun 11th, 2006, 18:54

Hello. I want to put a Google Adsense ad on a profile, sort of like a blog. It does not allow <script> tags, and gogole adsense HTML code is <script>. People have done it before, but not for adsense, they got around it and were able to use the <script> tag. Anyone have an idea?

Pheonix · Jun 12th, 2006, 05:20

They obviously don't want you using ad's on their site, and doing so would basically be stealing, I would suggest contacting them if you wish to have ad's.

jpmitchell · Jun 13th, 2006, 12:30

I agree with phoenix. There is usually a good reason to not have the <script> tag as one that's usuable.

Rob · Jun 13th, 2006, 13:54

we dont allow script tags, and there isnt a darn thing you can do to circumvent that.

If it aint possible and the coding is tight, then your name aint down..... you aint coming in

jpmitchell · Jun 14th, 2006, 01:23

That pretty much sums up what most people would react if you tried to do that on other people's websites.

Not to mention that Google and other ad revenue places do not allow multiple instances of ads on the same page (up to 3 I think), and can't be used with Yahoo for example. You could seriously get the site owners or yourself in trouble doing that.

Net-Margin · Jun 14th, 2006, 07:15

They won't let you use the script tags mainly because of the exploits which you can cause by using Javascript so it's not going to get changed as it's a matter of security.