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Requires at least: 2.9.2 | ||
Tested up to: 3.0.0 | ||
Stable tag: trunk | ||
Contributors: François Beausoleil <[email protected]> | ||
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Serve ads from your AdGear account automatically. | ||
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1. Ensure you use PHP5, for the json_decode() function and the CURL module | ||
2. Login to your AdGear account, click on your username to edit your settings, enable API access, and copy your API key | ||
3. Create a website for your WordPress blog | ||
4. Upload the ZIP file through WordPress' Plugins UI | ||
4. Upload the plugin's ZIP file through WordPress' Plugins UI | ||
5. Activate the plugin | ||
6. Go to Settings, AdGear Settings, then set your username, paste your API key, and set the root API endpoint (should be http://api.admin.adgear.com/, which is filled in by default) | ||
7. Save the settings, then choose your site from the dropdown | ||
8. You're done! | ||
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=== Adding an Ad in the sidebar === | ||
== Adding an Ad in the sidebar == | ||
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Use the AdGear Widget to put an ad. Click on Appearance, Widgets. | ||
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=== Using the Shortcode tag === | ||
== Using the Shortcode tag == | ||
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Anywhere in the body of your post, you may use the AdGear Shortcode: | ||
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The List Sidebar AdSpot would be generated only on list pages: archives, front page, etc. The Sidebar for Article AdSpot would be generated if the visitor is viewing a single post's page. | ||
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=== Using the Shortcode tag with Dynamic AdSpots === | ||
== Using the Shortcode tag with Dynamic AdSpots == | ||
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Dynamic AdSpots are used when you want AdGear to learn about your site's hierarchy automatically. Please refer to [Creating a Website With Dynamically Managed Ad Spots](http://adgear.com/support/quick-start/configuring-a-complex-website#Creating_a_Website_With_Dynamically_Managed_Ad_Spots) on the AdGear support site for details. | ||
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path_after="comma,separated,string" (default: "") | ||
single=[yes | no | all] (default: all) | ||
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=== Low-level access for use in themes === | ||
== Low-level access for use in themes == | ||
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You can call the `adgear_ad()` PHP function to generate the correct embed tag at a specific point in your layout. `adgear_ad()` can be called in one of 2 modes: | ||
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= How do I guess the format IDs? = | ||
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Use the META box at the bottom of the post form to build a Shortcode for you. | ||
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== Contributors == | ||
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* François Beausoleil <[email protected]> | ||
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== Upgrade Notice == | ||
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The internal functions between 1.0 and 1.1 changed. The old adgear_ad() function was renamed to adgear_ad_internal(), and a new adgear_ad() function took it's place. | ||
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== Changelog == | ||
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* v1.1.1 - Minor bug fixes | ||
* v1.1.0 - Rewrote the internal API to expose a function for template consumers | ||
* v1.0.0 - Initial release |