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I run ads for long periods of time so I don’t care about accurate display statistics or anything of that nature.
I needed to show banner ads on my site, but double click for publishers was messing up my template and other plugins were too heavy for what I needed.
So, I made a super-basic banner plugin and named it after my favorite breakfast.
Create a banner, paste the link it should point to, name the zone you want it in, and make a note of the advertiser.
Then put the shortcode into your template or directly in a post.
If you put multiple banners into one zone then 1 will randomly be selected when the page loads.
Snímky obrazovky
If you choose to use an install of YOURLS as a means of keeping track of clicks, this the setup page. 
Ah…where the magic happens. This is a view of the live ads. Editing/Adding is just like editing/adding a post in WordPress. Lovely. 
And…a shortcode. If you were using ads within a post you’d do it this way. Change the zone to whatever zone your ads are in. Were you to want to use this inside a theme something like: would be a better choice.
Instalace
- Install from repository
- Update your template
<?php do_shortcode('[adsbenedict zone=zonename]') ?>(change the zone name to whatever ads you want displayed here) - In posts/pages just use shortcode:
[adsbenedict zone=zonename](change the zone name to whatever ads you want displayed here) - Go to the adsbenedict menu page and add some ads.
Nejčastější dotazy
- Aren’t there enough bad banner ad plugins?
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Yep. And this one makes no claims to superiority other than that it is insanely simple and fixes some problems I was having with other ad plugins.
- What about click tracking? weighting? alternate networks?
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If you use YOURLS link shortener you can have some rudimentary tracking. Set your YOURLS address and secret token and a column will be added that keeps track of statistics.
There is no protection against fraudulent clicks.
I use this on ads that are sold and run for a period of time as opposed to ads that have a certain number of impressions or clicks associated with them. - Will it ever…
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The only „features“ I think I’m going to add are a start date.
Subject to change as I need to add features for myself. - Can I request a feature?
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Of course. If it’s interesting or seems helpful to the rest of the world I might add it.
- Does it handle billing?
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Nope.
- If I put the same zone in my template twice could it possibly display the same ad twice?
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Yes.
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Přehled změn
0.3.0
- Fixed a slow query related to the expiration post_meta.
0.2.8
- Increased quantity of ads to include in array.
0.2.7
- Fixed formula for ad conversion calculations.
0.2.6
- Forgot to make the ajax run for non-logged in users in previous release.
0.2.5
- Ads can be loaded via ajax which defeats full page caching.
0.2.4
- Speed and logic improvements in ad performance generation
0.2.3
- Fixed main shortcode return so PHP notice is not raised
0.2.2
- Fixed enqueued script with harcoded protocol
- Fixed error where YOURLS was passed an empty string
0.2.1
- Added short term caching to prevent slow loading due to long running query on sites with lots of posts
0.2.0
- Added expiration date.
- For already existing ads, this will not impact display.
- New ads will default to an expiration one year from date of creation.
- Added column to show expiration date.
- Use yourls API to display statistics.
- Check to see if yourls shortener is in use before adding display column of stats.
0.1.3
- Fixed YOURLS error is trying to use an already shortened link (please don’t do that)
- Styled a shortened link so it’s responsive. Hardcoded for now.
0.1.2
- Added YOURLS integration
- With YOURLS integration clicks and impressions are captures
= 0.1
* This is the version I’m using on my sites.
* Removed most (all?) self-deprecating comments.