Okay, thank you. I'm justing testing it out.![]()


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- 02-03-11, 22:30 #61KolbiGuest
- 02-05-11, 16:43 #62fabioskiGuest
This modification double my earns! Thank you very much. I integrate it in a fluid layout.
Very good work!
- 02-06-11, 03:09 #63cheenamalaiGuest
Originally Posted by fabioski ((login for URL))
- 02-08-11, 18:31 #64fabioskiGuest
The same of this tutorial 336 x 250.
- 02-17-11, 04:22 #65cheenamalaiGuest
300*239 performs better than 336 x 250 for me. Anyone else tested this format?
- 02-17-11, 07:43 #66
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I tried the medium rectangle but it did not perform as good as the large rectangle.
But that is something everyone has to test for themselfs.
- 02-23-11, 07:01 #67cheenamalaiGuest
What is your view in loading the welcome ad AFTER the first post ad?
- 02-23-11, 19:14 #68fabioskiGuest
The script work only using:
<vb:if condition="$show['guest'] AND THIS_SCRIPT != 'register'">
If I use
<vb:if condition="THIS_SCRIPT != 'search' AND !$show['notices'] AND $show['guest']">
it doesn't work. Bye
- 02-24-11, 20:21 #69
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Originally Posted by cheenamalai ((login for URL))
I am not sure that switching the loading order will increase revenue anymore
but when I have the time I will test this in the near future. It is on my list.
Originally Posted by fabioski ((login for URL))
That is what this condition does:
Only show ads if
- the page is not the search page (THIS_SCRIPT != 'search') and
- vBulletin does not show notices (!$show['notices']) and
- the user is a guest ($show['guest'])
vBulletin conditions are not that hard to read
- 03-01-11, 02:12 #70cheenamalaiGuest
I was thinking of implementing the navbar modification and just style it to look like the welcome.
Also do you know a way to php include an rss feed instead of welcome info.