solutions - webprovider(dot)com

summary:
URL: www.webprovider.com
Space: 25 Mb
What the Solution does: Takes over the pop-up and kills it.
Description: As they say, there's more than one way to kill a pop-up! We now have five ways to kill the ads, ranked in skill level needed.

solution:

Three Simple Ways to Kill The Ad:
Somewhere in your site, place the following tag:

<meta htmlcrap="<!--#wpad-->">

What happens then is the WebProvider(dot)com web server will see the <!--#wpad--> tag which it will then replace with the ad banner code. But, because it's in the <meta htmlcrap=" "> designation, the browser won't understand it and just ignore it.

This trick was sent in to us by Dennis Conway, which is really another way of killing the ad the first way. At the end of your site (after the </html> tag), place in the following two lines of code:

<!---
<!--#wpad-->

This will then comment out the ad code that WebProvider(dot)com place in to your web site.

The third way, which was sent in to Pop-Ups Must Die's Anti Popup Forum by Adrian is this:

<script language="NoPopz"><!--#wpad--></SCRIPT>

If you would like to see this one in action, visit Adrian's web site at http://adrianrb.webprovider.com 

How to kill the ad for intermediately skilled people
Insert this script within your pages somewhere to manually kill the pop-up.
Or, if you want to use a pop-up MIDI player or something like that, you should posses the skills to modify this script to suit your needs.

<script language="javascript">
var winname1="adw";
var winname2="indow";
var windowname=winname1+winname2;
popBusters = window.open("http://popbusters.cjb.net/sponsor/", windowname,"toolbar=no, location=no, directories=no, menubar=no, scrollbar=no, resizable=no, status=no, width=1, height=1")
popBusters.close()
</script>

How to kill the ad for people who know HTML extremely well
As pointed out by Dennis Conway, WebProvider(dot)com don't place pop-ups on the output of a CGI script like our "friends", and I use the term loosely, at HyperMart do. Are you thinking what we're thinking? Install a CGI script, view.cgi, which will open up a HTML file from the WebProvider(dot)com server, and because the ads are put in on-the-fly when a page is viewed, you won't get ads.
So, to get a page, you'd then type http://sample.webprovider.com/view.cgi?file=mywebpage.html
Do you want to give your address out like that though? NO! Of course not! So, get our special index.html page which will redirect a viewer almost instantly to the real page. Word of Warning: Be sure to link up your files through that CGI script...

To get these files, just Download our WebProvider(dot)com Exploit Kit!