MyAdsense Plugin

Allows you to manage your ads formats from Google Adsense and to include them in your theme or in your posts …

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Version – 2.6

Description :

Look and Feel totally compliant with WordPress 2.5

Detail/List view, Filters and Search on lists, Mass delete by checkbox, delete list item ‘ajaxified’

Supported languages : English, French (.pot provided)

Installation :

Installing The Plugin

1. Extract all files from the ZIP file, making sure to keep the file structure intact, and then upload it to /wp-content/plugins/.

This should result in the following file structure:

- wp-content
    - plugins
          - MyAdsense
            | MyAdsense.php
            | readme.txt
            | screenshot-1.jpg
            | screenshot-2.jpg
            | screenshot-3.jpg
            | screenshot-4.jpg
            | screenshot-5.jpg

            - css
                 | adclassic.css
                 | adfresh.css
                 | adsclassic.css
                 | adsfresh.css

            - js
                 | ad.js
                 | color.class.js
                 | edit-ads.js

            - lang
                 | MyAdsense.pot
                 | MyAdsense-fr_FR.po
                 | MyAdsense-fr_FR.mo

            - php
                 | ad.php
                 | ads.php
                 | ads_head.php
                 | adsense.php
                 | edit-ad-form.php
                 | edit-ads.php
                 | fakelink.php
                 | html.php
                 | setform.php
                 | settings.php

See Also: “Installing Plugins” article on the WP Codex

1. Be sure the plugin folder name is MyAdsense and not myadsense.
2. Then just visit your admin area and activate the plugin.
3. Fill your settings under the admin option : Settings > MyAdsense.
4. Create/Delete/Update your ads or the default under the admin option : Manage > MyAdsense
5. To add your ads on your blog : two ways :

Insert into a post or a page the following to display default ad : ” to display ‘name_of_the_ad’ ad : ‘</em> **Insert** in your code : <em> to display default ad : '<?php if ( class_exists( 'MyAdsense' ) ) MyAdsense::doit(); ?>' to display 'name_of_the_ad' ad : '<?php if ( class_exists( 'MyAdsense' ) ) MyAdsense::doit( 'name_of_the_ad' ); ?>

Screenshots :

Allows you to manage your ads formats from Google Adsense and to include them in your theme or in your posts …

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