bazalinco

Hi Erik, Thanks for your response. I understand that iframe/companion positioning don't work together and the reasons why. However, I'm still trying to find out what the solution to my problem is. There must be a way around it. Is there any intention to add a refresh capability to any other invocation types other than iframe? Is there a javascript method I can call on a loop (using setTimeout) that will re-load async zone(s)? Cheers Baz

Hello, The main area of my site is a single web page that users may stay on for several hours. Let's call this "the platform". It has various ajax functions which users will invoke to see different data sets. I want to display two skyscraper ads on each side of the platform. Given the duration of the users stay on the single webpage, I would like to rotate the skyscrapers every two minutes. To do this, I've used the iframe invocation code with the refresh setting. The advertisers I promote are competitors. For this main reason, as well as aesthetic reasons, I want to only show ads from the same advertiser/campaign at the one time. I understand that this is what the "Companion Positioning" function does. This seems to work when I use async invocation code, but not when using iframes. Is there any solution/workaround/hack to having both rotating banners (i.e. timed refresh) and companion positioning together? Cheers Baz

I believe this is happening because your ad is rendered within an iFrame, so styles specified at parent document level will not be applied to the ad. The workaround is to apply styles on the A tag itself as inline styles. The problem I now have though is that there is no way to specify a:hover style as an inline style. Is there any way we can specify CSS to be served with the ad? What other workaround could I use to have link hover styles applied to links within my ad?