Christian Schoen

I had the same problem. Finally I found that it was related to the Yoast SEO plugin. This plugin requires to enable amp support for pages in it’s amp settings section. After I enabled amp pages additionaly in Yoast, things worked fine. https://dasbestebuchderwelt.de/sprueche-und-zitate-zum-reisen/?amp

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Christian Schoen.

Had the same Server Error 500 after the update to Yoast SEO 3.1.1.
I downgraded from PHP 7 to 5.6. This solved the problem for now.

I followed this example of Isabel Castillo and it worked perfectly for me:

https://isabelcastillo.com/amp-analytics-tracking

Here is my actual version. Works well on two different websites. I used a code snippet from the readme file of the AMP GitHub Archive (thx. Mohammad Jangda!)

I adjusted it and wrote it to the functions.php of my child theme.
Not sure if this is perfect code, but it works for me.

add_action( 'amp_post_template_footer', 'xyz_amp_add_advertisement' );
function xyz_amp_add_advertisement( $amp_template ) {
    $post_id = $amp_template->get( 'post_id' );
    ?>
    <?php
{ //Advertisement
printf(' <div class="amp-wp-content"><amp-ad width=auto height=200
    type="adsense"
    data-ad-client="ca-pub-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
    data-ad-slot="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX">
</amp-ad></div>');
}
?>
    <?php
}

>>> Here is an example link – The advertisement shows up in the Footer

Unfortunately I cannot edit the above information. The permalink did change and I have removed the adds from the non-amp page meanwhile.

So it i not longer useful to watch it as an example. But you are welcome anyway…

Corrected URL

Seams I didn’t search long enough…
The FAQ for developers did contain the required information.
The solution is simple for Twenty Fourteen.
In the content.php (in a child theme)
search for this line:
<div class="entry-meta">
And just below put this code snippet:

<?php
     if ( is_single() ) :
         pll_the_languages(array(
                   'show_flags'=>1,
                   'show_names'=>0,
                   'hide_current'=>1,
                   'hide_if_no_translation'=>1));
     endif;
?>

>> Link to Example

I think that amp 0.2 did solve the problem. The remaining script text is gone now. Ads do not show up, but I assume, that this is as it should be.

I am not a developer, so don’t beat me if this is stupid. I solved the problem in this way:
1. Locate this line in your template.php file:
<?php echo $amp_post->get_content(); ?>
This is the code to produce the content, as I assume…

2. Add the following code directly above this line to get an adsense ad directly above the content:

<div class="ad-container">
<amp-ad width="auto" height="250"
        type="adsense"
        data-ad-client="ca-pub-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
        data-ad-slot="xxxxxxxxxxxxxx">
    </amp-ad>
  </div>

Replace the xxxxxxxxxx with your own ID’s. You will find them if you create a new ad in adsense.

You could add the same code below the content generation line and you can change width and height according to your needs.

Here is an example: https://amazingtemples.com/location/america/mexico/yucatan-getting-around/amp/

Would be interested to hear the opinion of developers about this solution…

Just to understand. Why would you want to do this?

would be interested too