Automatic reloading w/javascript execution -- what's the best way?

[Setec]

YPN has the really damn annoying habit of forgetting what my pages are about if they haven't been loaded for a while. So when I buy a visitor to an arbi URL that hasn't been visited for a few days, he just sees PSAs or something. I have quite a few of these profitable but low-traffic niches (especially since I use distinct URLs for different PPC sources), so it adds up to a big waste of money.

I want to compensate for YPN's shittiness by reloading all my URLs automatically at some interval (I'll probably try once a day first). Hopefully that will keep my ads targeted when real visitors arrive.

I tried this with PHP and Curl, but it doesn't work because Curl doesn't execute the Javascript code to display the ads, and that code is what gets YPN's spider off its lazy ass to crawl my page. It doesn't seem there's a way to make this work, but I don't know Curl very well -- is it possible?

It seems a more likely option is for me to automate this in Windows and just have my computer open and close all the pages in my browser. Can anyone recommend a good automation tool for this, or a better way to do it?

 

[Stanley]

create an index file with tiny iFrames 1 x 1 in size - with your arbitrage pages open inside those iframes
then load that index file once every few days or however often you want to

 

[Setec]

Pretty good idea Stanley.

I just figured out another way to do it, so easy I should have thought of it much sooner. I wrote a Javascript to cycle a new window through an array of my URLs at 3-second intervals.