ad_network PHP File Update

Are you sure you have the updated ad network file? If the name is different then it will give that message

 

Wendy, sometimes you can't see the forest through the trees , Thanks for helping me see the forest. Works gr8.

Hope all is well with you...counting the days (minutes maybe)?


Cheers

 

Your welcome
i'm soooo ready for the baby to be outtttttttttt, but it could be up to a month away.

 

Hang in there good things are worth waiting for.

 

hehe, I got all messed up by this earlier today when I updated the code. Suddenly, all the links were gone, and I was getting a crazy not on my site that I needed to set my txt file to writeable. I bet I spent a solid 30 minutes in confusion before reading the php file and having the "light bulb" click on.

 

Same here except I dragged it out over the whole day. I couldn't sit and work on it for long enough to see what I was doing wrong...OK now

 

I don't want to display that image adjacent to my ads.

<img src="http://ads.digitalpoint.com/t- .gif" width="1" height="1" />';

What can I do?

 

Nothing, it's part of tracking and needs to be included in the code.

 

but, if I don't want to track.... I mean there is no way not to display that image?

 

You may not be interested in Stats but there are others that are and if everyone who didn't care removed it the stats would be way off

 

No, there isn't, it's part of the code that needs to stay.

If you took it out, then others would not be able to get stats on impressions on your site, so it's about tracking the ads that you show, not your ads. (although those are tracked by that image on other sites).

sorry

 

There is more specific conversation here:

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=13102

 

I saw some discussion earlier in this thread about wanting to use "|" as the separating character but also wanting to separate the ads into two lines. It took a little while of playing with it but I got it to do it. The following code puts two ads on the first line and three ads on the second. I'm sure there is a better way of doing it but this is what I came up with.

Original line in YOUR php file:

echo $ad_network;

Code (markup):

Replace that line with this one:

echo substr_replace($ad_network,"<BR>",strpos(substr($ad_network,strpos($ad_network,"|")+1),"|") + strpos($ad_network,"|")+1,1);

Code (markup):

 

There is an easier way...use the tools provided in COOP set up. Shawn has recently included this function In COOP user CP.

 

Hmmmm, I still don't see where the option is. You can select how many ads you want and what the separator is but I don't see the option to separate the ads into multiple lines if you don't choose <br /> as the separator.

I chose "|" as the separator but wanted to replace the second occurrence of it with a <br> tag. That's what my code above does.

Am I just missing it?

 

I updated the ad_network.php file with this latest version and now the ads won't show and the site won't validate. I'm calling the ad_network.php file from html pages using an include. This worked with past versions. Can anyone help? The site is http://paypay-loans.information-directory.info

 

Where abouts within the page are you showing the links?

As a side note, pages with this number of outbound links should recieve less weight IMO...

Edit - As another side note, mind sharing what script you are using?

 

The ads are suppossed to be at the very bottom of the page.

 

DEAD SLOW ... on ASP pages...

 

Anyone done the JSP version... only joking!

Anyway I changed the colour and it wasnt working, so I flushed the ad_network .txt file and now its ok.