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- 08-10-12, 18:22 #11intluserGuest
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Maybe you should ask for support there. Adserver seem to be the problem with this error.
- 08-28-12, 00:49 #13ederGuest
I got this message too. I edited my js code by adding the parameter below
google_page_url = "http://xxx.com/x.php";
Now I have a question: if my changes fixed the issues, will alert disappear?
- 08-28-12, 01:01 #14ederGuest
Yes... it disappeared! I just needed to add the parameter mentioned above. Anyway thank you, guys.
- 08-28-12, 21:23 #15BridgesGuest
where are you placing this code?
- 08-28-12, 21:54 #16ederGuest
If your banner is placed on a page with no content, you have to do what I did:
Place the google_page_url parameter on javascript parameters(last line is the best place). In my case, I passed a value via GET through an iframe tag:
.... content of website ....
<iframe src="banner.php?id=<?php echo $_GET['id']; ?>"></iframe>
.... content of website ....
So, by this way, I can get the value passed via GET method and use it on banner.php to tell to google_page_url which URL is exactly being visited.
Code of file banner.php:
<script type="text/javascript"><!--
google_ad_client = "xxxxxxxxxxxxx";
/* 300x250, criado 12/10/10 */
google_ad_slot = "xxxxxxxxxxx";
google_ad_width = 300;
google_ad_height = 250;
google_page_url = "http://www.xxxxx.com.br/xxxxx.do?id=<?php echo $_GET['id']; ?>";
//-->
</script>
After 30 minutes the alert has gone away.
- 08-28-12, 22:32 #17BridgesGuest
eder, Thanks for the info! I'm not sure if I can set it up like you did as I'm using vBulletin software. Do you think just this will work?
google_page_url = "http://www.xxxxx.com/xxxxx.do?id=<?php echo $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; ?>";
- 08-28-12, 22:43 #18ederGuest
Well, you have to take a look at yours URLs on vBulletin to know how it works and use this information to make changes on code that I posted. Buuut... vBulletin is written in PHP, so I guess it will work fine, but like I said, you have to change the GET variables which are passed on URL. If you need I can help you, just add me on facebook.com/EderConceitual
=)
- 08-28-12, 23:05 #19jeaniusGuest
hmm I have added google_page_url = "http://mysitesurl.com"; still the alert has not gone yet and its been over hours. Do I need to be more specific with the url? and im using Wordpress.
Some suggested that we do not mess with the code until Google addresses the issue. But my earnings have taken a big hit.
- 08-28-12, 23:10 #20BridgesGuest
you need the full page of the url