I have been for a while on the GoDaddy ad-sponsored system as I bought my domains from them(before I bought hosting @ DH).
As you have noticed, if you use this system, they append a javascript at the end of every page (even the ones generated via PHP – quite a problem if you want to generate images using scripts). My hack to just prevent the display of the ad was to hide it using CSS.
Simply add the following code in your CSS:
iframe{ display:none; }
as you can see, it hides all the iframes of the page so obvisouly it works only on a page that does not have an extensive use of iframes as it would be tiresome to have a separate class for allowing the display of other iframes on the page.
Alley | 24-Jan-08 at 5:00 am | Permalink
Thank you for this post, i hope it works for me as well
Alley
Steve | 18-Feb-08 at 8:07 am | Permalink
Thanks alot, worked like a charm.
Aaron | 30-Jun-08 at 4:05 am | Permalink
Yea worked like a charm
Liza | 24-Apr-09 at 7:06 pm | Permalink
Not that I’m impressed a lot, but this is a lot more than I expected for when I stumpled upon a link on Digg telling that the info is awesome. Thanks.
Morgan | 19-Jun-09 at 12:56 am | Permalink
Does anyone know what the consequence are if godaddy finds out you are doing this?
morgan | 19-Jun-09 at 8:08 am | Permalink
It was long ago and im not hosted by godaddy anymore
suzane | 10-Jul-09 at 7:04 pm | Permalink
any one know how to fix rss feed in godaddy free hosting
in validaion mime type error plz share if you have solution