Today, I earned US$36,533.32 from Google Adsense. I have this screenshot of my Adsense secured page to prove it! As you can also see, I earned more than one million US dollars for the past one year! It was easy money. I actually did not do anything but simply sit around and sleep from time to time. The money simply came pouring in! -- NOT!
The screenshot you see below is a real screenshot of my Google Adsense but it is actually an edited screenshot. You do not need fancy software to edit a web page and create a screenshot. I only used Mozilla FireFox browser (Internet Explorer will also work) and Paint.
You simply need to copy-paste a set of JavaScritpt codes to the URL address bar of the browser as shown in the illustration below. This is the code that that you need to copy-paste:
javascript:document.body.contentEditable='true';document.designMode='on';void 0
After copy-pasting the codes, hit the ENTER key of your keyboard. You can then start editing directly on the web browser. Use your mouse to click the place holders of texts and graphics. You must also re-insert this address to the URL address bar: https://www.google.com/adsense/report/overview. This is to make your screenshot more convincing. You must also do the math accurately. If you observe closely, I have not done the math correctly. The numbers do not add up.
After editing, you can now make a screenshot by pressing the PrtScr (print screen) key. Open the Paint application from the accessories menu and paste the edited screenshot. Save the file in JPEG format and upload it to your website or blog post. You can now start scamming people to invest in your web-based monkey business. Well, you have the screenshot to prove it!
You must remember that the edits are only visual. The actual site is not affected by the editing. You can also use this technique to edit your PayPal secured page and impress your friends about your PayPal earnings. The JavaScript that I have revealed works for all web pages.
2008-09-07
Earn Millions from Google Adsense -- NOT!
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2008-04-04
JavaScript Dialog Box
HOME||CONTENTS(NOTE: I have removed this feature due to loading problems.)
If it is the first time that you visited this site or if you happen to have reloaded this site, you will be prompted by a dialog box asking your name. After entering your name, a message will appear above the picture of my son on the left sidebar. This trick is made possible by the simple JavaScript codes that I have added.
To add the same feature in your blogsite or website, follow the simple instructions below:
Step1: Open the HTML template of your blog. Add the codes below to the new Page Element.
<script type="text/javascript">
var yourName = prompt("I'm John David. May I know your name?", "Reader");
</script>
Step2: Add another new Page Element and paste the codes below.
Hello <script type="text/javascript">document.write(yourName)</script>! Welcome to this blogsite that my father created. I hope this site would be of some help. Please leave a comment <script type="text/javascript">document.write(yourName)</script>
Step3: Create your own message by changing the highlighted texts in the codes shown above. Save and view your blog.
2007-12-05
Site Within a Site
HOME||CONTENTSDo you want your favorite site to be displayed within your blog?. There are Javascript codes that you can create and copy-paste on your website or blogsite to enable you to create i-frames. An i-frame is actually like a picture frame contained within another picture frame. It may also be compared to a window within a window. An i-frame allows you to view other sites within your own site. Hence, there is no need to navigate away from your site. You can simultaneously view two sites. For instance, if you scroll down to the footer area of this blogsite, you will see an i-frame displaying my GooglePages site (Family Life). This is made possible by the i-frame codes that I have embedded on this site.
To conveniently create an i-frame for your site, you must first create the code in Bitty Browser. Follow the step-by-step graphical instructions below:
Step1: Open Bitty Browser page.
Step2: Go to the settings page by clicking the "change something" link.
Step3: Choose the "change the contents" option.
Step4: Choose the "website URL" option.
Step5: Paste the URL of your choice inside the form box. This could be the URL of your other blog or the URL of your favorite site.
Step6: Get the HTML/Javascript codes by clicking the "Get HTML" icon.
Step7: Copy-paste the codes to your blog. Simply choose the appropriate location. Preferably, you should embed the codes on the footer area of your site. Now you are done. Save and view your blog.
On the other hand, if you do not want to go over the abovementioned steps, simply copy-paste the codes below onto the footer area of your site. Simply change the red-highlighted URL address with the URL address of your choice.
CODES:
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
/* Bitty Browser tips & tricks: */
/* http://www.bitty.com/manual/ */
bitty = {contents: [{
service: "bitty:browser",
title: "Bitty Browser",
width: "100%",
height: "400",
titlebar: {display: "on"},
buttonbar: {textlabels: "on"},
searchbar: {display: "on"},
homepage: {contents: [{website: "http://homar.murillo.googlepages.com/"}]}
}]};
// -->
</script><script src="http://b1.bitty.com/b2script/" type="text/javascript"></script><noscript><a href="http://www.bitty.com/">Bitty Browser</a> (JavaScript required)</noscript>
<!-- BITTY BROWSER : WWW.BITTY.COM : {END} -->