Richard Foley

A more appropriate fix might be to use the following patch: - if (PEAR::isError($message)) { + if ((new PEAR)->isError($message)) {

Although this post has had no responses to date, there is a similar post over here which has some relevant feedback: http://forum.revive-adserver.com/topic/1581-requesting-ads-by-ad-theme-or-classification/

As far as I understand how site-variables work in Revive, this can be done, but it's messy. Please correct me if I'm wrong with the following description: To classify any site, you can create a targeting channel (per website), with some delivery limitation of other. This can then be applied to banners, and easily to all banners in any campaign, from the advertisers perspective. So far so good. The messy part comes when actually applying any site-channel from the campaign/banner, and you now have to select each website/target individually. This seems to be a fine idea when you are dealing with a single humungous website, but when dealing with many websites this rapidly becomes a nightmare. Let me describe this in another way (and again, please correct me if I'm wrong): What we currently have in Revive: Targeting channels: Website-one-is-autos Website-two-is-food Website-three-is-autos Website-four-is-autos Advertiser campaign banner (must apply all of the following delivery limitations): Website-one-is-autos Website-three-is-autos Website-four-is-autos What is wanted, is that the banner needs only apply one single "is-autos" delivery limitation, like so: Advertiser campaign banner (must apply the following delivery limitations): Website-is-autos However, currently this cannot be done without specifying each and every single website restriction which is relevant individually. Have I understood this correctly, perhaps Erik/Matteo/other admin/expert can comment?

Might it be because the targeting channel zones don't match the banners? What I mean is: the website channels will only be displayed as options where the website has zones which match the banners already. (If I understand the process correctly...)

You need to create user access account/rules: http://forum.revive-adserver.com/topic/73-can-i-add-more-user-account-in-revive/

Hi Jeff, Did you get anywhere with a reliable plugin for billing for advertiser/publisher payments for Revive?

I think what Erik is saying, is that Revive already does what you are trying to do. And that you are circumventing (avoiding) Revive altogether by your use of the extra URL in the meta tag. You need to let the click follow the banner to your Revive server, (for the click-tracking), and then let Revive use it's configured banner information to redirect the user onwards to the intended final URL. banner -> revive (tracking) -> url

Saw your plugin contribution here, Karen, good work: http://documentation.revive-adserver.com/display/DOCS/Plugins

This seems like a very "manual intervention", to have to edit the invocation code AFTER it has been extracted from Revive. Or have I misunderstood something? I was expecting a kind of category/tags management which matched/filtered against zones and advertisers. Does anyone know of a clearer configuration and/or a plugin which enables this kind of functionality?

This might be a frustrating response, but really, the (at the moment) available docs are all here: http://documentation.revive-adserver.com/display/DOCS/Revive+Adserver+Documentation

I installed 3.1.0 and so far it looks very sweet. Banners appearing fine, admin and stats. functionality all there, (from what I've seen so far). Looking very good. Just thought you might like to have a positive feedback for a change

Good candidates for the .gitignore file: var/ appears to be a lot like tmp/ everywhere else (on the os) For images, you might want to include the core contents of the folder, but exclude the images: www/images/*jpg www/images/*png I'd be inclined to keep the plugins under git.

( ! ) Strict standards: Non-static method Log::singleton() should not be called statically in /home/adsman/revive/lib/OA.php on line 148 Call Stack # Time Memory Function Location 1 0.0004 253368 {main}( ) ../RevMax-index.php:0 2 0.2408 21686976 SimplePie->init( ) ../RevMax-index.php:72 3 1.7866 21998336 trigger_error ( ) ../simplepie.inc:1773 4 1.7866 22000584 MAX_ErrorHandler->errHandler( ) ../simplepie.inc:1773 5 1.7866 22001000 OA::debug( ) ../ErrorHandler.php:109 ( ! ) Strict standards: Non-static method Log::factory() should not be called statically in /home/adsman/revive/lib/pear/Log.php on line 200 Call Stack # Time Memory Function Location 1 0.0004 253368 {main}( ) ../RevMax-index.php:0 2 0.2408 21686976 SimplePie->init( ) ../RevMax-index.php:72 3 1.7866 21998336 trigger_error ( ) ../simplepie.inc:1773 4 1.7866 22000584 MAX_ErrorHandler->errHandler( ) ../simplepie.inc:1773 5 1.7866 22001000 OA::debug( ) ../ErrorHandler.php:109 6 1.7878 22002304 Log::singleton( ) ../OA.php:148 ( ! ) Strict standards: Non-static method PEAR::isError() should not be called statically in /home/adsman/revive/lib/OA.php on line 150 Call Stack # Time Memory Function Location 1 0.0004 253368 {main}( ) ../RevMax-index.php:0 2 0.2408 21686976 SimplePie->init( ) ../RevMax-index.php:72 3 1.7866 21998336 trigger_error ( ) ../simplepie.inc:1773 4 1.7866 22000584 MAX_ErrorHandler->errHandler( ) ../simplepie.inc:1773 5 1.7866 22001000 OA::debug( ) ../ErrorHandler.php:109

The user wants to present a local UI interface to customers. This must be a fairly standard requirement, and I didn't find any hints to do this in the otherwise very useful documentation either. Looking at the file tree, it looks like simply replacing www/admin/assets/images/logo-adserver.png will go a long way to customizing the initial look of the basic installation. After 6 months, perhaps a nudge and a more helpful reply...?

The few options which are available, have several confusingly similar lists of functionality. But not quite the same...sigh. Revive Adserver looks really nice, but oh, why, oh why, is there no one-stop solution for billing with Revive Adserver...? :\

I am trying to figure out how to configure ads to be filtered via category or keyword. I'm not having much luck in seeing anything except a highly expensive plugin for this, what I expected to be, fairly standard functionality. Perhaps I'm missing something obvious, or is there an open source plugin (or config) which would provide for matching categorization of advertisers/websites. Thanks in advance for any helpful hints. ps. I'm a new user, so please be kind