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UKBL ~ Timed Rotating Ad Banners
Live Demo http://www.ukbusinesslive.co.uk/forum I've been wanting to display some banners on my site but i didn't just want the same banner just showing until you go to another page or hit the refresh button, Some people may stay on the forum home for quite some time, This is not the ideal way to display banners, as they'll only see the one ad in all that time. Well thats about to change with UKBL ~ Timed Rotating Ad Banners Now as Admin you'll be able to make some serious money by showing a wider variety of banners which change after so many seconds, as opposed to changing on refreshes. You can sign up to a number of affiliate sites and download banners to your forums, a list of affiliate sites to help you is at the end of this post. To install this to your forums is so easy First you need to edit the code to suit your requirements Copy the following code to a text editor like notepad or word Code:
<html> <head> <title>UKBL ~ 10 Second Banner Rotator</title> </head> <body> <DIV ALIGN=CENTER> <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- function adArray() { for (i=0; i*2<adArray.arguments.length; i++) { this[i] = new Object(); this[i].src = adArray.arguments[i*2]; this[i].href = adArray.arguments[i*2+1]; } this.length = i; } function getAdNum() { dat = new Date(); dat = (dat.getTime()+"").charAt(8); if (dat.length == 1) ad_num = dat%ads.length; else ad_num = 0; return ad_num; } var ads = new adArray( "http://i475.photobucket.com/albums/rr114/ukbusinesslive/1-3.gif", "http://aavaninsurance.at/ukbusinesslive", "http://i475.photobucket.com/albums/rr114/ukbusinesslive/banner11.jpg", "http://www.ukbusinesslive.co.uk/forum", "http://i475.photobucket.com/albums/rr114/ukbusinesslive/2-2.gif", "http://tradebusiness.at/ukbusinesslive", "http://i475.photobucket.com/albums/rr114/ukbusinesslive/7-2.gif", "http://skytv.at/ukbusinesslive" ); var ad_num = getAdNum(); document.write('<table cellpadding=0 cellspacing=1 border=0><tr><td ' +'align="left">' +'<A href="'+ads[ad_num].href+'"><IMG SRC="'+ads[ad_num].src+'" ' +'height="60" width="468" border="0" name="js_ad"></a></td></tr></table>'); link_num = document.links.length-1; function rotateBanner() { if (document.images) { ad_num = (ad_num+1)%ads.length; document.js_ad.src = ads[ad_num].src; document.links[link_num].href = ads[ad_num].href; setTimeout("rotateBanner()",10000); } } setTimeout("rotateBanner()",10000); // --> </script> </DIV> </body> </html> Code:
"http://i475.photobucket.com/albums/rr114/ukbusinesslive/1-3.gif", "http://aavaninsurance.at/ukbusinesslive", Then once you've edited your banners and their URL's you need to scroll down to.. Code:
setTimeout("rotateBanner()",10000); } } setTimeout("rotateBanner()",10000); Then just save the file To install to your Site. For ease of application i've installed it in the header, right at the end, so heres what to do... ACP> Style Manager > Your site's style > header Just copy and paste the entire code that you've just edited and paste it at the very end of the header template, Click save. Thats its if you experiment you can add these banners to the footer, in the posts and in different forums, Try and see what works for you the most If you want to try the code first i've included a few banner gif's in the zipped file so you can try. Affiliate Schemes that Pay YOU!! Some are UK based but have US section too Commision Junction = http://www.cj.com/ Buy.at = http://buy.at/ (UK) http://www.advertising.com/buyat/ (US) Plus loads more and details on the zip file Give it a go and see if it works for you, remember to leave a comment and if i can help at all, i will. If you only want to show banners to un registered members or guests then you could add a condition at the begining like this Code:
<if condition="is_member_of($bbuserinfo, X,X)"> Please Remember to click installed Show Your Support
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An interesting first step. But to make it fly you really need to make it into a vb 'product'. Remember - most vb admins are not coders, so all the copy and paste stuff has to go.
Additionally, a product will reinstall itself after an update, and check for updates to itself. Nobody wants to have to re-edit templates manually every time they upgrade. There are plenty of hooks in vb now, so where to place the ads should be as easy as a list of check boxes. |
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Works great & just what I was looking for, thanks, all the others seem to be for the top header & not for placing anywhere you wanted.
Only question I have is, how do I put in a "target=_blank" statement so it opens up in a new window. Thanks again, nice banner mod. never mind figured it out, in your source code: +'<A href="'+ads[ad_num].href+'"><IMG SRC="'+ads[ad_num].src+'" ' I added this & it worked fine +'<A href="'+ads[ad_num].href+'" + target= _blank><IMG SRC="'+ads[ad_num].src+'" ' |
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This works well.
Instead of putting this in the header, how would one put it just below the header, but right above the forums? |
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You can put it in template called "navbar"
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How can I code this to have two banners appear side by side instead of just a single one?
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