mattsoundworld
11-09-2009, 10:16 AM
I know that Google Ads generate a JavaScript control which you can slap into any page.
If I want to do something similar - say I want to make a blog application (which I host) available to any website that chooses to implement it - how would I go about creating a script with enough information to identify it as unique, and how would (should) this information get to my web site?
From what I've seen, the shortest distance between where I am and where I want to be is to make an asp page generated from a querystring, and if that's the way to go, so be it.
But I'd like to make sure the end user script a) is compact, and b) reasonably tamper proof (i.e- not blatantly obvious how I'm communicating)
Thanks in advance for any suggestions, links, etc.
-Matt
If I want to do something similar - say I want to make a blog application (which I host) available to any website that chooses to implement it - how would I go about creating a script with enough information to identify it as unique, and how would (should) this information get to my web site?
From what I've seen, the shortest distance between where I am and where I want to be is to make an asp page generated from a querystring, and if that's the way to go, so be it.
But I'd like to make sure the end user script a) is compact, and b) reasonably tamper proof (i.e- not blatantly obvious how I'm communicating)
Thanks in advance for any suggestions, links, etc.
-Matt