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[RuneCore]

File Name: [Unsupported] [RC22]Adsense Manager
File Submitter: RuneCore
File Submitted: 23 Sep 2007
File Updated: 26 Oct 2007
File Category: IP.Board v2.3.x & v2.2.x Mods

This is the first mod i am releasing to the public. Its fairly simple, but it gets the job done, and more. Allows you to easily customize and display Google Adsense on your site.

From the ACP, you can enable/disable the display, and also select which groups can see it.

Works in IPB v2.2x and v2.3.x. Compatible with Firefox:

Since the 2.0.0.6 update of FireFox, it has been incompatible with Adsense, this is a way around that.

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Change log:

-Fixed a few IE only errors
-Now uses an input field instead of an editor for the URL
-Fixed the installation instructions
-Added a final step of rebuilding all skin caches (IMPORTANT)

Click here to download this file

Edited by RuneCore, 26 October 2007 - 07:02 AM.

[SRMN]

OMG I love this mod, It's just what I needed and solves my need for an ad-less member group Thank you so much!

Very easy to install and an all around great mod .. 10/10 *cough* didn't get it beforehand *cough*

Edited by SRMN, 23 September 2007 - 09:13 AM.

[IndianMonk]

Will it appear after 1st and last post?

[RuneCore]

Thats something I can add in a future update, i will work on that tonight.

In the meantime, here is a mod i use on my own board which places the adsense after the first post of every thread:

http://mods.invisionize.com/db/index.php/f/7753

[IndianMonk]

Thanx 4 information...but this mod does not show after 1st post..it shows only after last post.

[RuneCore]

Ads In Topic is a simple IPB modification designed to display ads in topics under the first post. This modification supports any type of ads (Adsense, Yahoo!, Adbrite etc.) Admin will be able to turn off the ads and disable certain groups from viewing them.

Thats what it says on the page I linked you to.

[mattellis1993]

I get this error:

CODE

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: display_adsense() in /home/xmelikx/public_html/forums/sources/lib/func_displayadsense.php on line 38

When I set the system online.

[RuneCore]

make sure you have done all of the file edits, i have tried but cannot reproduce the error you are getting.

[mattellis1993]

Triple checked all file edits, still got the same error.

[xepha]

some odd reason its not showing on my page.
dunno what's wrong.
no errors either

[RuneCore]

i just re-installed on both versions 2.2.2 and 2.3.1 successfully...i cannot find any errors  

are you sure you added your personal adsense code to the /adsense_manager/index.html file?

[mrghost]

im having the same problem as the other guy. when i enable the mod it gives me this error

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: display_adsense() in /hsphere/local/home/ghost120/gamemasterpro.com/forum/sources/lib/func_displayadsense.php on line 38

i have the google code in the index.html file also and double checked the edits and they are all perfect....

[RuneCore]

Log into the ACP -> Look & Feel -> Skin & Templates -> Skin Tools -> Rebuild Skin Set Cache -> Rebuild All

I think that should fix it.

Edited by RuneCore, 26 October 2007 - 06:04 AM.

[mrghost]

That Worked thankyou. u should supply that little bit of information in the readme file and set it was trouble shooting. =D luv ur mods keep up the good work bro,

[RuneCore]

Ok, re-uploaded with that step clearly displayed in the install instructions.

Thanks.

[mrghost]

Your Welcome

[chaz]

ok you have per usergroup, what about per forum permission??

[RuneCore]

I guess i could add in that feature tonight, thanks for the suggestion.

[Sentinel]

great mod

[Tom]

RunCore, thx for sharing this Mod with us!

I've installed it yesterday and I like it. Concerning our discussion here I just want to suggest an improvement.

Usually Google Adsense could be only used by Webmasters which owns a independent website. Regular users would be deprived, right.  How about to give users the opportunity to advertise for specific services. Google Adsense is great but individual ads would be much more attractive. User could join affiliate networks which is much easier and not less attractive.

my 2cent for the 1st advent
cheers
Tom