• Resolved ecaloshay

    (@ecaloshay)


    Hi,

    Enabling the adsense settings appears to cause the adsense markup to be prepended to json responses returned by admin-ajax.php.

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  • Plugin Author Thomas Maier

    (@webzunft)

    Hi ecaloshay,

    thanks for reaching out.

    If you are using Advanced Ads only then this is unlikely, unless caused by another plugin.

    If you are using Advanced Ads Pro with AJAX cache-busting then you might indeed see an AJAX request.

    If Pro or another add-on of ours is involved them please reach out to me through email support.

    Thanks,
    Thomas

    Thread Starter ecaloshay

    (@ecaloshay)

    Hi Thomas,

    That’s interesting. I’m not using Pro, but when I added the ID to the AdSense account field and hit save (Connect didn’t seem to be working at the time), the admin-ajax call response would have the JSON response but above it, the script tag containing the AdSense fragment would be inserted as well.

    Clearing the Adsense account field and re-saving resolved the issue, and I attempted this several times trying to determine what was wrong. I even went so far as disabling all other plugins aside from Unyson (the modules were triggering admin-ajax which is how I was reproducing the problem) and the problem still persisted.

    In the end, after restoring my other plugins, I deleted and reinstalled Advanced Ads and the problem seems to have gone away.

    For reference, in case this crops up again, are you able to advise which hooks/filters output the Adsense fragment? I can then try to diagnose whether there may be a conflict.

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Thomas Maier

    (@webzunft)

    Hi ecaloshay,

    thanks for your detailed reply.

    I was misinterpreting your first message then. Advanced Ads does indeed use AJAX calls in the backend, I thought you referred to something in the frontend that only happened after connecting to AdSense.

    Did you use a previous version of Advanced Ads before and this could have been an issue tied to an older JavaScript file?

    If not, do you happen to have a screenshot or the output and could send it to me via email support? I would definitely like to learn more about this.

    Thanks,
    Thomas

    Plugin Author Thomas Maier

    (@webzunft)

    Hi ecaloshay,

    are you still experiencing the problem or was it maybe just a temporary issue with caching?

    Thanks,
    Thomas

    Thread Starter ecaloshay

    (@ecaloshay)

    Hello,

    I’d downloaded the plugin (for the first time) the hour before I redownloaded it to see if it would resolve the issue. So I don’t think it was a version problem.

    And unfortunately I didn’t get a screenshot of it happening, but it was basically the standard admin-ajax json response (success in this case) just happened to have the Advanced Ads adsense javascript before it, which caused the response to fail.

    But will send you the screenshot/output to email support if it happens again.

    Thanks for getting back to me. ??

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