bsplayer's forum vs. Proxomitron

LWC · Trooper Joined: Feb 13, 2004 Posts: 27 Location: Israel

bsplayer\'s forum seems to have a nasty clash with Proxomitron.

Note: the index pages work fine! It's just the actual posts that have the problem mentioned below.
i.e. An example post.

Actually, it worked fine until a couple of days when I have surfed and it suddenly looked like someone badly messed up their site completly (and no, I haven't changed my filters before it stopped working right!).

Well, now I have to click "bypass" to make it look right.
I know that forum has Google ads and I'm not sure if they were there in the past. So maybe they've added them recently and that started the entire mess (but again, I can't be sure).

Can someone check it out and tell me if there's a filter that can set things right without watching annoying ads?

Thanks!

z12 · Sergeant Joined: Jul 17, 2002 Posts: 131 Location: USA

The example link you posted looks ok for me & no ads.

My web page filter missed this one:

Lepus · Trooper Joined: Mar 02, 2004 Posts: 15 Location: USA

Looks ok for me too - must be one of your filters. You might want to look at in with debug mode to see which filters are getting inserted.

LWC · Trooper Joined: Feb 13, 2004 Posts: 27 Location: Israel

Debug mode solved the problem.

As it turned out, Proxomitron activated the "DOM Banner Blaster v0.007" filter to kill the Google ads, but, since there was no closing tag (only "</script"), the </match> only came towards the end of the page, so it accidently killed the entire page!

Anyway, I've prepared a filter to fix this, but turns out Proxomitron can't recognize unclosed tags like "</script"!
Does anyone have a solution for this?
Meanwhile, instead of replacing it, I've just had to add another - correct - tag.

After loading the page, the DOM filter kills just the Google ads and I do mean KILL. No comments, no nothing. It's as if they never existed. Actually, the only thing left behind, for some strange reason, is my correct "</script>". Why doesn't it get cut too?

Here's the filter that serves the ads to the DOM filter's trap (which, again, doesn't replace the tag, but only add another):


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