Firefox Adsense WordPress Plugin

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1. maria ~

   I LOVE this idea…thanks!!!
   I placed the code under a given in the sidebar

2. Nikolai ~

   Too bad Google AdSense referral has been retired.. this would have been a great tool for me

3. Arp ~

   It seems that Google is retiring the Adsense referral program at the end of August. Here’s the text at the top of the page to get the code: Note: Referrals is being retired during the last week of August 2008, so we recommend that you do not implement referral ad code on your site at this time.

4. Susan ~

   I LOVE this idea…thanks!!!

5. srikanth ~

   cool plugin and as explained its intelligent , thanks for making it

6. Jens ~

   This plugin is fantastic. Thank you for doing!

7. Scott ~

   I have actually been meaning to add some referrals for a while now, thanks for the reminder that I need to go do that.

8. mike ~

   Greetings, I am having a few problems with this plugin, I use WP 2.2.3 and the plugin displays the message for Firefox and IE users, it does not work at all since showing the ads to everyone defeats it’s purpose.

9. NSpeaks ~

   AskApache, please look at my problem too above.

10. Wayne ~

    AskApache, would you try again and see if it’s shown? I’ve disabled WP-Cache for now.

11. AskApache ~

    @ Wayne

    I’m pretty new to WordPress so I’m not really sure.. I also noticed I was seeing the ads from a Mac running safari, which is definately not supposed to happen. I’m thinking its either because of a plugin like WP-Cache, or my code is just bad. I’m pretty new to php too. Does this look like it should work?

    function aa_firefox_ad(){
      $aa_bad=false;
      $aa_firead_code='';
    
      if(!isset($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'])) $aa_bad=true;
    
      if(preg_match("/firefox/i", $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'])) $aa_bad=true;
    
      if(preg_match("/safari/i", $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'])) $aa_bad=true;
     
      if(preg_match("/linux/i", $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'])) $aa_bad=true;
    
      if(!preg_match("/windows/i", $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'])) $aa_bad=true;
    
      if(get_option('aa_firead_code')==''){
        $aa_bad=true;
        echo '<!--please setup your firefox adsense code in the admin panel-->';
      } else $aa_firead_code = get_option('aa_firead_code');
    
      if($aa_bad===false){
        echo $aa_firead_code;
      }
    }

12. AskApache ~

    @ Missy

    I like mine in the sidebar.

      <div id="sidebar">
        <h3 style="color:#280">Someone's Reading</h3>
        <ul><?php last_posts(5,35); ?></ul>
     
        <?php if(function_exists('aa_firefox_ad'))aa_firefox_ad();?>
            </div>  

13. Missy ~

    Where within the template would the code go? Top, bottom, where? Can you provide a screenshot of the code in a template. Sounds like a great plug-in.

14. Wayne ~

    Hello, I’ve had a user running Slackware and Firefox 2.0.0.4 complain that the advert was running on his machine, is there a known issue with this, or is it possibly a configuration issue on his side?

    Thanks,
    Wayne

15. Jason Litka ~

    Excellent plugin, thanks! I just replaced the “Get Firefox” code on my site with this and it’s working great.

16. NSpeaks ~

    Excellent plugin. I was looking for such a thing for many days. BTW If its not firefox, it displays firefox referral ads, but how to configure so that if its firefox, it can show other ads in place of firefox referral? Can you implement such a feature into it so that we can show optional ads without wasting precious advertising space.

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