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just checked a friends computer and all is well...great hack.... now to find out why i cant see the ads
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I don't think that it's the same problem but worth me mentioning it here.
When I tested this yesterday on visordown.com I noticed on some pages that the adsense ad won't appear when there's already a Google ad on the page and they don't have sufficient information about the page that the ad's on. The issue is covered in the Google Adsense FAQ here Quote:
On a totally different note the CTR has significantly increased since we moved from the old system of fixed position after the third ad to using this hack on. |
I think you have a "&" too much in you first line :)
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&& is the same as writing AND and is a logical AND & is a bitwise operator http://uk.php.net/manual/en/language...rs.logical.php http://uk.php.net/manual/en/language...rs.bitwise.php |
Thats very strage, i get a parse error when i use your version, but with one it works perfectly....
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Copy/paste your template code please.
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Hi DG,
It might be a plan to remove the vBulletin code from that post above. Copy/pasted that template from above and it works fine for me with the &&. I don't why there should/would be an error, it's low level fundamental PHP. You might be better off replacing the && with AND on your system. James, puzzled |
Hi Jimbo,
ok now i'm gettn crazy :D i tested AND --> works perfectly - then thought bout testing && again --> also works :confused: why .... I'm shure i tested it before several times with getting parse errors. |
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