2011/10/11 Hasanen AL-Bana <hasanen@xxxxxxxxx>: > you don't want to create iframe for request , some requests will be > for queries made by ajax and you don't want to touch that...it is > better to add it only to the home page. > > On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 2:43 PM, Ed W <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> So you could be smarter and instead inject some javascript which checks >> if you are in a frameset and if not creates one. This of course has >> some subtleties with ajax... >> >> Ed W >> >> >> On 11/10/2011 12:28, Hasanen AL-Bana wrote: >>> I believe yes ! but it will cause lots of troubles with pages like >>> facebook & gmail >>> you can redirect all requests to a url_rewriter script. >>> squid will pass the requested url to the script , then the script must >>> generate a page with 2 iFrames , first iFrame will hold the Ad, the >>> second iFrame goes bellow the first one and will contain the original >>> requested page. >>> but think of the problems you will face because squid will add that to >>> each request which will break all the page ,hence the script must be >>> smart enough to process only root pages like index.php index.html .... >>> >>> On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 2:20 PM, Jorge Bastos <mysql.jorge@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>>> Howdy, >>>> >>>> I'd like to do something that I don't know if that's possible somehow. >>>> I have squid configured as transparent, and I'd like to add on everypage that the user visits, information on the top of the pages, like an AD. >>>> >>>> Is this possible? >>>> For example Godaddy has this on the free hosting they provide. >>>> >>>> Thanks in advanced, >>>> Jorge Bastos, >> >> > This is a tricky one, if yo have c/c++ skils you may program a c-icap module. There is an easier way, but this isno squid's. I remember apache has an foot_page module that does exactly what you want, you can use it in combination with squid to add your code. LD http://www.twitter.com/ldlq
