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Will this work on 3.6.10??
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I screwed up and upgraded to OpenX 2.6 and something with the invocation code has changed making this not work anymore :(
The M.I.P. if you are out there, would you mind helping get this fixed. I am not a coder, so fixing it myself ... well it wouldn't happen. I can help with the new invocation codes etc since I have them... Help! To everyone else, don't upgrade to 2.6 unless you don't want to serve ads any more... |
Alright, got it working here with 3.7.2 and openx 2.6.0. :up:
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This is a work around, but not quite a fix. I ended up canning 2.6 and going back. I had to recreate everything, but I'm back in business...
If you want it to work with the <ad what="adsf"> tag only, don't go to 2.6. |
Oh yes, that's exactly the case, it's just one way of getting it to work, I never implied it to be a fix. :)
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I've gotten OpenX to work on my board. I am getting occasional MySQL errors I don't know how to get around though. The MySQL errors don't seem to affect my forum members, but the emails are kind of annoying and I would like to know if anyone knows how to fix it.
If someone else already posted this then I apologize. My work around was an amalgamation of ideas I got reading this forum, the OpenX forums and vBulletin manual. I got my PHP Invocation code from OpenX and modified it slightly and created a plugin in the vBulletin Admin. Log into the Admin. Plugins & Products -> Add New Plugin Product: vBulletin Hook Location: global_start Title: OpenX Execution Order: 5 Plugin PHP Code: Code:
$tz = date_default_timezone_get(); * If you are using PHP4 then the code will be slightly different. See: http://forum.openx.org/index.php?showtopic=503421161&pid=71517&st=0&#entr y71517 I originally didn't have the timezone code in on my forum and it was making my forum times show UTC. I found that post and can confirm it works. Anyone know how to fix the MySQL errors. I get a couple errors every hour that are similar too: Code:
Database error in vBulletin 3.7.3: |
Could that be the maintenance script that's run by OpenX? You might want to check into the maintenance queries that OpenX runs and see if there's something to it.
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Ha, you are correct. That error was from the Maintenance script.
Disabled the automatic maintenance, edited my previous openads cron to work with openx and it's all good now. Edit: Nevermind disabled the maintenance script and I still get the errors. You are correct though it seems to be a cron or vbulletin task. Happens like clock work at 9, 29, and 49 minutes after every hour. |
I just added this and it works, but am I supposed to get an sql error anytime soon ? :)
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