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are you running your site on a sub-domain?

Check your MySQL tables, the script is looking for a table named “ip2nation” maybe your server has put some prefix in front of the name

I will look into this!

yes, it certainly can! Just fill in the appropriate “Ad block width” on the settings page so it can fit two ads side by side.

In the latest version of the plugin (2.1.4) I have added this functionality

the link should be index.php?recommends=2 (with a ? instead of a / ) this link will count the click to show in your stats and redirect the visitor to the URL as specified in the ad you’ve set up. If your link shows a / instead of the ? some other plugin must be messing up the link.

Do you have any plugins installed that change the links to ‘search engine friendly’ links?

this issue has been resolved. The problem was a general security configuration problem on the webserver

Josh, glad you like it! If you have a good plugin idea, I’m all ears. You can contact me through my blog: blogio.net

have your registered users send traffic to yourblogurl.com/blog/?affid=username (using their own username) If anyone comes to your blog through this url it will set a cookie on their computer. If they decide to register, the referring user will get credit for the new user. The list of users in the wordpress admin panel has 2 new columns added where you can see who referred who. You can then send your users money or goodies to thank them for bringing new registered users to your site.

I know this plugin isn’t for most wordpress blogs, but I’m sure a few can use this functionality.

I hope this clears things up!

multiwidget functionality is one of the items on my to-do list.

If your sidebar gets messed up by the plugin, try using it with css disabled in the Ad Buttons settings.

Right now there is no way to do this. The ads are shown in random order to assure equal screen time for all ads (in case you have more activated ads than the number of ad spots on your site)

I have added your request to my list to-do list and will look into it!

One thought is security, the plugin admin panel will only show when you are logged in as an administrator. But since that is also required to be able to add widgets, I guess you are.

With the to do plugin showing similar behaviour, I would think that the error is in your wordpress installation. Are you running the latest version?

Nico

p.s. can you change the topic title of this thread to include [Plugin: Ad Buttons] so it will show up on the plugin’s page. Took me ages to find this thread.

Just add ad_buttons(); to your template file. If that just shows up ad_buttons(); on your page you might have to wrap it in php tags:
<?php ad_buttons(); ?>

Here’s something you could give a try:

<?php
require_once('full/path/to/wp-blog-header.php');
ad_buttons();
?>

The first line initializes the wordpress environment and the second one shows the ads.

As long as you fill in a publicly accessible image URL, everything should be working just fine. If the remote site does not have a button for you, you will have to make one and upload it to your own server.