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This was working great for us initially (so I thought) but I am now getting many users who are complaining of blank pages and threads that lead to http:///
It seems all of these users are on IE. I haven't been able to replicate this behaviour on IE or Firefox. Here is my postbit legacy: Quote:
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I think it might be the google alternate ad going to http://
I just saw that and put a functioning URL in there and we will see what happens.... |
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http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...hlight=firefox http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=157022 Worked for me :D Miguel |
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Thanks for the PMs Gottcha, I think that your problem is running multiple Google ads on the same page. Have a read here and try doing a search for "multiple" in the Google AdSense search section.
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clicking install :)
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Hi UK Jimbo,
I?ve got my own custom Ads showing up above the first post and under the lastpost. Any chance that your plugin could show the Ads only under the firstpost and above the lastpost ? Otherwise sometimes there would be 2 Ads showing up and that?s not nice and clean.. Guess it could be done with another conditional in PHP Code:
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even better would be a second one for registered users where Adsense only appears:
Would turn this plug-in into a must-have for all AdSense and Yahoo publishers, which have already own custom ads or adservers running on their forums ;) |
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