All complaints about adlogger

Moveover and right-click issues with AdLogger. It'll be real nice if the new script is non-php so it can be used to protect AdSense in blogspot.

P.S. I do able to protect my AdSense in blogspot. However, it involved some scripting which I'm confirming if it comply to AdSense TOS. I'll know the result once I got the green cheque from those blogs using this method.

 

really its working with blogspot ?

 

1. write it in javascript
2. open in new window for google adds should be disabled
3. when user goes to a google add page and press back and try to go to another google add he should not be allowed

 

Are you nuts? Your going to lose money - and make your visitors mad at you!


DO NOT Implement #3! lol

 

if someone making invalid "impressions" then disable adsense ad

 

I would suggest 2 features -

Fix mouse hover and Rt. click detection
Can you build some wordpress plugin for adlogger ?

 

I agree. Wordpress plugin please Do it. Do it now!

 

I cannot get adlogger to work on my main page at http://www.joygoround.com

I installed 2 days ago, have left help ticket on adlogger forum. I don't know why it isn't cooperating with me.

I would be delighted to have an alternative and free click tracker

My site is generating more than usual clicks and I've joined the wagon of paranoia, but don't want to join the banned wagon.

Thank you for your efforts. I cannot suggest an "additional" feature at this moment, but would just like to have a script that works for my page. I haven't installed adlogger to my other pages yet as I was wanting to see it perform first (before doing all that code wrapping).

 

The reason your adlogger is not working is because you have embedded PHP includes in an HTML file. Therefore, unless you are doing something quite unorthodox, the web server sends your file as text/html type to the browsers without interpreting the required PHP.

Try copying your index.html to index.php and then access http://www.joygoround.com/index.php to see whether it works. Then when you are satisfied rename your index.html to index.old and you should be good.

Cheers!

 

THANK you. I guess my adlogger php is not for use on my html page then. Okay, I'll do some more work.

 

Hi. Yes, that's right. The PHP calls need to be in a PHP file, simply because the web server will then know to invoke the PHP interpreter when it recognises the PHP file type.

Renaming your index.html to index.php will most likely solve your problem.

And, yep, it would work on your forum since they are already native PHP files. But for the forum implementation (and apologies for confusing the matter further) you'd be inserting it in to .tpl template files (which are pushed through as PHP files.)

Cheers,

 

Nice site Joy Go Round. I especially like the way you show the latest news with the pictures. How about telling me about the way you did that?