I have use adlogger for quite some times. since ver 0.9 actually. it's very good. am looking forward to upgrade it.
Hey trev, I think this is nice product that you are creating. How about the javascript Firefox incompatibility that does not undertand which ad was clicked ? was that fixed ? a workaround was found on this version ? Thanks for all the hard work
thanks I will try it. btw its strange you are developing a adlogger for adsense but you are not using adsense in your website
Ok, I'll try and answer some of these: That's correct. I started it in May of '06 and have been going strong ever since. There never really has been a 'hover problem'. I know people call it that, but that's not how it happens. I cover this extensively on the FAQs on the website. I don't know anything about Blogger or how it works. If they allow you to place javascript in your footer template file, then, yes, you can use it with blogger. You will need to have a regular website setup where you can install the adlogger administration panel, however. That is where your AdLogger stats will be recorded and shown. Hmm.. Thanks for telling me. I'll look into and provide a fix as soon as possible. You can place the javascript tracking code on html pages. However the “wrapping code†will only work in php. More info available on the website. Yes, it was fixed. It was a significant bug that should now be resolved. I like to maintain a small amount of anonymity but I can say that I manage an AdSense account at work where I maintain over 50 websites that have AdSense. I'm very familiar with the inner workings and have the same motives as all of you for using such software. Thanks!
thanks trevor for this nice release. unfortunatelly the firefox problem still remains at least for all the visitors with FF2.0.0.1 . it is a firefox bug (guess you are aware of it) but I hoped for a workaround as some other commercial products offer. anyway thanhs again the new version looks very good
@honey yes it does but due to a mozilla bug (in existense for some time now-even shawn talked about it more than a year ago) can't happen in mozilla browsers. As soon as the bug is fixed then it would be the perfect tool. @tatiana the way it is setup yes only php, but the contents of the included file (adlogger_tracker.php) are just simple javascript so you can rename it into a .js and call it accordingly (I think it should work, it was setup like that until last version)
Previous versions were missing a lot of clicks. Is it more stable and reliable now? I really appreciate your work. Such good software for free...
The answer is yes (answered already by trev talking about blogger). how do you start ? 1) setup the adlogger on a server that you own or at least that you can create a database to (you can not do that in blogger - blogspot) 2) from the "adlogger setup" get the "tracking code" for your channel (think of your channel as a website - you might have a few and you want them reported seperatelly) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- <!-- Start AdLogger Tracking Code --> <script type="text/javascript"><!-- var adlogger_loc = "http://example2.com/adlogger"; var channel_id = "2"; //--></script> <script src="http://example2.com/adl/track/adlogger_tracker.php" type="text/javascript"></script> <noscript>Copyright AdLogger, <a href="http://www.adlogger.org/index.php/Main_Page">Click Fraud Tracker</a>.</noscript> <!-- End AdLogger Tracking Code --> ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 3) replace <script src="http://example2.com/adl/track/adlogger_tracker.php" type="text/javascript"></script> with the actual code from track/adlogger_tracker.php (its basically javascript) and insert the whole thing anywhere you can insert javascript in blogger 4) I think you are done. (I reserve the right to be wrong, I just implemented it this morning) So basically you can have one adlogger setup to report the clicks from different domains.
Thanks a lot Chios. You're probably right on. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how the Blogger system works but I'll setup a test blog soon and write some official documentation detailing how it's done.