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Hi graphic_designer82, I see your pages have “None of top, random or bottom ads are defined.” listed in the debug output from the plugin. Check to see if you have any ads defined! Maybe when you changed your permalinks you deleted your Ad Injection settings?

Hi graphic_designer82,

In the debug logging for one of your pages I see the message “None of top, random or bottom ads are defined.”

Hi qwik3r, you can do this for widgets – just limit the ad per tag. For the in-content ads you can only use one set of tag restrictions per ad. You could rotate on multiple tags, but you’d have to write PHP in the ad blocks to do this.

Yes, you’ll find them listed near the bottom of the UI, in one of the collapsible sections on one of the first two tabs (sorry I can’t remember which section off the top of my head, but there aren’t that sections, so you’ll easily find it).

Hi sumgirl,

You need to edit the ui-tab-main.php file in the ad-injection directory. Search for adinj_filters_box( and comment it out by putting two forward slashes in front of it.

Change

<?php adinj_filters_box($ops); ?>

to

<?php //adinj_filters_box($ops); ?>

Hi sumrgurl, you can with a bit of work. The solution is in the FAQ.

Hi eneriberri,

Thanks for your suggestion. I’ve added it to my list of future features to consider.

Hi,

I’ve had a look at your site. I see that particular titles’s HTML looks like this:

<p><a href="#" name="1">What is the inter-linking river project?</a></p>

And I’m guessing that when you use H1 it looks something like this:

<H1><a href="#" name="1">What is the inter-linking river project?</a></H1>

Ad Injection’s random ad insertion works by searching for </p> tags and using these as the ad insertion points. By changing the title you have removed one of the ad insertion points. Which if course affects where the ads can be inserted.

If you want the behaviour to be the same with H1 are you able to surround the H1’s with paragraph tags? Perhaps like this:

<p><H1><a href="#" name="1">What is the inter-linking river project?</a></H1></p>

I don’t know if this will look wierd, but it might be worth a try.

Hi slandry, you can do this with the widgets. Just setup a widget for each author, and restrict it to posts written by that author. For the in-content ads you could only do it by writing PHP into the ad boxes to pick the correct ad for each author.

Hi MyWPorg, each AdSense advert you insert is linked to an AdSense account. There is nothing stopping you from using AdSense from different accounts in each advert. You could set up custom adverts for each author using widgets quite easily. And it would technically be possible for the top/bottom/random ads – but only if you used custom PHP in the ad boxes to pick the correct adverts.

I’m not sure what you are asking about the sign up link – a sign up link for what? But there is nothing in the plugin relating to sign up links.

Hi hauman, you can paste any ad code into the boxes. If you want to use DoubleClick just paste their ad code into the Ad Injection boxes instead of the AdSense code.

Hi rhubby, it can take some hours or even a day for changes you’ve made on AdSense to show up on your site. Check the html and if the AdSense code on the page matches the code that AdSense give you then you’ve done it right.

Hi doland, thanks for your suggestion. Mobile related features are on my long range todo list. I can’t however give any estimate as to when I might get round to them.

Hi GamalM, you can use any kind of ad with Ad Injection as long as you can put it in an ad box, or in your template as a template ad.

I don’t really understand what you’ve done so I can’t tell you if that will make the ads to appear for you.

But I’ll mention that the grid of boxes at the top are to exclude the ads, not to make them appear. Each tick box excludes ads from a particular type of page.

Hi jdrick55, unfortunately this features doesn’t exist in Ad Logger. You would have to manually work out this info from the pages that were clicked.