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Description: Do you want to or have copies of your web site on several different FWPs? Sick and tired of throwing seven different propriatory scripts into your page? Well, here's the superscript, designed to kill all pop-ups! Get this one into your site!

solution:
just throw this somewhere in your page, preferrably after the <head> tag.
Original Script Created By John Cooper (JohnC), The Super Pop-Up Killer.
He Maintains the Web Site "Bat Site Crack Searcher"
Modified Version, used here, created by Bill Webb (Snicker).
He Maintains the Web Site "Counterexploitation and the FWP" and 
"Snicker - The Lighter Side Of Computing"

Basic SuperScript - For People Who Don't Use window.open()
<xmp>
--------------------------------
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
function open() {return true;}
//-->
</SCRIPT>
--------------------------------
</xmp>

This Script has to be put before the FWP's code. So, in some cases this means that you will have to insert it at the beginning of your document, before your opening <html> tag. On other FWPs, you can put this anywhere in your page, because the FWP opens its pop-up after the closing </html> tag.

Advanced SuperScript - For People Who Use window.open() 

Written by JohnC, The Super Pop-Up Killer, Bat Site CrackSearcher

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> 
<!-- 
function ScreenIt(url,name,parm){ 
if(url.indexOf("popup.html")!=-1) return false; 
return window.Xopen(url,name,parm); 
} 
window.Xopen=window.open; 
window.open=ScreenIt; 
//--> 
</SCRIPT> 

This script is for people who use window.open() within their pages. This script will screen all requests for window.open() and if the url contains popup.html (change this to whatever your FWP has in their URL) then it won't open, but if it's a good pop-up (one of yours) then it will. If your FWP changes their code every couple of days (ahem, GeoCities) then you might want to find something common in it (usually a ? is in a FWP pop-up), then place that where popup.html is at the moment.
NOTE: Be sure not to include the forbidden phrase in your pop-up code.

If you find a FWP that this doesn't work with, then e-mail us!
popbusters@hello.net.au