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Re: Re: Re: Adsense code in a seperate .tpl file


Gary,

Pasting the google script in an HTM is easy enough but I didn't know what header to use and didn't know how to refer to the HTM.


PS: The other problem:

I tried your later version of Method 2 (column-free) and it did not work. However, I've since had more time and tried your Method 1 (phpMyAdmin) and it worked fine.

Thank you.








> > Chibaguy,
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> > Yes, please do the tutorial but first please see my new problem here (I tried your advice but no luck):
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> I responded there but basically need more details. As for the Adsense module, thinking about it more, I think the best solution would be if the current module code could be fixed (obviously). This is best left to the original author or somebody with better PHP skills than I have. The second best would be to do an alternative module that didn't get its parameters from the Admin Modules page but instead had them hardwired in a new module file. I think I can do this. Last choice would be a non-module template file as I described, which works but doesn't have the Tiki spirit 😉. Anyway, I'll have a go at this as time permits.
>
> — Gary - zukakakina.comQuestion