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  1. Hello. Does running banners linking to advertiser's websites via Revive campaigns avoid being penalised on rankings by Google for having paid-for links (if you don't use no-follow links)? My understanding is Revive generates its own links to advertiser's pages. I assume it does avoid it, but having used OpenX and Revive for all these years suddenly realised I didn't actually know. Presumably if you just ran a banner not using Revive, with a follow link to the client's site, that would be the same as a paid-for text link and potentially incur the wrath of the Great One? I'm not trying to manipulate any rankings, btw - just sell a little advertising that is of value to clients for a news site, while retaining reasonable site rankings myself. But maybe I've misunderstood everything! Hope I've made the question clear.
  2. Hi Is there an easy way to customise/increase the time between the campaign expiration notification email, and the actual expiration, please? Can you receive more than one notification at different time intervals? I'm using 5.05 - although I've just seen I have to upgrade. Thanks.
  3. Hi I have problems displaying Revive (just installed on a shared hosting server)re, in Firefox and Brave browsers (Windows 10). Basically the page doesn't load properly with no styling/graphics which actually makes it tricky to use. I tried clearing the cache but that didn't help. Similarly the Revive forums also do the same, and the Revive website's header doesn't load properly. I'm not experiencing issues with other sites. I switched to using Safari in Mac to be able to use the ad server (and the same used to be the case with Open X before Revive so it's a longstanding inconvenience) as that browser/system seems to be OK. Any ideas please? I'd prefer to use FF in Windows. Thanks
  4. I have had success just pasting the invocation code into a new Joomla html module, making sure text editor turned off or tweaked to not mess up code upon save. You can then assign the module to menu items to appear on site areas you require. Have just been trying it from an OpenX server with Joomla 3.x and seems fine.
  5. I have had success just pasting the invocation code into a new Joomla html module, making sure text editor turned off or tweaked to not mash code upon save. There also used to be a special OpenX module for Joomla where you just keyed in the ad server address and the zone number - is that still available, for Joomla 3 series?
  6. Hi From slight experience using OpenX and Joomla, I'd say you need to paste the invocation code from the zone you set up in the ad server software into a probably new Joomla html module (best done with text editor turned off to avoid unnecessary mashing of code upon save!); then you could have that module visible on the areas of the site you want by assigning it to relevant menu items (second tab on the module manager in Joomla 3.x).
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