Add an advert into your redirect page
Mod Version: 1.00, by Move-Along
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| vB Version: 3.6.0 | Rating:  (4 votes - 4.75 average) |
Installs: 50 |
| Released: 04 Sep 2006 | Last Update: Never | Downloads: 6 |
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Time taken: 2 Minutes
Difficulty: Easy as pie
What it does: This will basicly just add an advert in the redirect screen. There is a screenshot attatched to show you what i mean.
You can also use this for Vb 3.5.x too
Thanks to Icheb - You shouldn't use AdSense here, because redirection pages wouldn't really count as content pages.
Go to:
Style manager --> [Style you want to edit] --> Edit templates --> STANDARD_REDIRECT
Now find:
And replace it with this:
This will make it so the redirect takes longer so you can see the advertisement. If you would like to change the amount of time it takes just edit the number in this bit of the code:
After find this code:
After add:
Obviously change the url's to your desired url's.
Copyright © to http://www.adminpath.com 2006
Difficulty: Easy as pie
What it does: This will basicly just add an advert in the redirect screen. There is a screenshot attatched to show you what i mean.
You can also use this for Vb 3.5.x too
Thanks to Icheb - You shouldn't use AdSense here, because redirection pages wouldn't really count as content pages.
Go to:
Style manager --> [Style you want to edit] --> Edit templates --> STANDARD_REDIRECT
Now find:
PHP Code:
<noscript>
<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="2; URL=$url" />
</noscript>
PHP Code:
<noscript>
<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="10; URL=$url" />
</noscript>
PHP Code:
content="10
PHP Code:
<p class="smallfont"><a href="$url">$vbphrase[click_if_browser_does_not_redirect]</a>
PHP Code:
<br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.adminpath.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.adminpath.com/delisiosso/misc/banner_right.gif"></a>
Copyright © to http://www.adminpath.com 2006
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