I have read the faq and info pages about the ad network, and have a question about if I can use it on my site. My site is not a blog or forum, but uses php for most of the site, so hopefully I can work in the code with no problems. My question is, a few of the pages on the site- "about" "web resources" are static html. Do the ads have to be on all the pages or just on the majority (that would be all the dynamically generated pages - the dictionary search results) If you have a Q, the site's in my sig. Thanks, d
Exam, I am no expert but you do not have to make those pages with an extension of .php. I have many pages using Shawn's PHP code on my .html pages. I think that only requirement is that your server is PHP enabled.
Yes, you can tell the server to run *.html files through the php parser. That is not what I was referring to, but the fact that I was using static pages for static info and dynamic pages for dynamic info. Now everything's going to be dynamic. Hope the users think its a *dynamic* site as well! d
You do not even need to tell PHP to process HTML files, if you have server-side includes enabled. If an SHTML page calls in a PHP snippet, the PHP will still process.
This thread is a few months old, so maybe something has changed since then, but there are sites that use the ad network on only some pages and not all, so it is possible.. but how?
Most likely that are using a folder within a site. www.site.com/folder/ - as the base url and ads only need to be shown within that folder.