~Z~ Man
8 months ago
This component is fetching a random ad from your pool of OssnAds and inserts a minified instance of it inside available newsfeeds (main wall, group wall and profile wall) and on the 'About User' page.
The current logic has been coded to display 1 ad per 10 postings by default.
The admin backend comes with a configurable option to reduce the number of inserted ads (internally by combining the placement with a simple random x 1 / x 0 multiplier).
CHANGES
V 1.4
V 1.3
V 1.2
V 1.1
V 1.0
~Z~ Man
Replied 2 months ago
Nothing against twins. But it is sufficient if you ask the same question once.
That being said - I don't know.
EMPOWER SOCIAL
Replied 2 months ago
WHEN ARE GOING CREATE COMPONENT GOOGLE ADSENSE HTML CODE
EMPOWER SOCIAL
Replied 2 months ago
WHEN ARE GOING CREATE COMPONENT GOOGLE ADSENSE HTML CODE
Ayodeji peter
Replied 3 months ago
Good morning @Arsalan please look into ads management paid version from users side, leaving out much load from the admin. Is that possible, and if possible what is the cost though is open source but yet it requires funds... Just like facebook ads management.. Thanks
~Z~ Man
Replied 5 months ago
Yep,
would be a nice to have, but actually this unnecessary triggering is avoidable with the current code base, too - IF the developer takes a little more care. 😌
fixed with 1.2
Arsalan Shah
Replied 5 months ago
Bug report getAds action is called on administrator page too
Actually widescreeninsert = true is triggering that. I think OSSN needs a one global core JS and two others site and admin so component can only extend the file that is front-end or backend to avoid loading large js on backend. Maybe in OSSN 6.0
~Z~ Man
Replied 5 months ago
There's no such option.
Available options are reachable from your admin backend administrator/component/AdsInserter
Caroline Milk
Replied 5 months ago
Where can I
repeat the ad for every 5 number of posts?
~Z~ Man
Replied 6 months ago
I'm happy to announce that ads inserting is working also on wider screens now.
~Z~ Man
Replied 7 months ago
Okay,
then obviously we're not very much in line with what we want. Anyway, I tried to explain why it makes sense to update Ossn. And as it doesn't need a developer to INSTALL Ossn - and you managed that - it doesn't need a developer to UPGRADE. It's a few steps and you're done.
https://www.opensource-socialnetwork.org/wiki/view/708/how-to-upgrade-ossn
