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Aurélien

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  1. Hi there, When we define more than one banner limitation, we have the choice between the "and / or" operators. Ex.: Site - Variable is different from param1 value1 and Site - Variable is equal from param2 value2 The associated database record is (compiledlimitation field): MAX_checkSite_Variable('param1|value1', '!=') and MAX_checkSite_Variable('param2|value2', '==') So, this banner will be displayed if the ad server don't receive param1 and receive param2. Ok now, look if we want receive or not more than one limitation Ex.: Site - Variable is different from param1 value1 and Site - Variable is equal from param2 value2 or Site - Variable is equal from param3 value3 or Site - Variable is equal from param4 value4 The associated database record is (compiledlimitation field): MAX_checkSite_Variable('param1|value1', '!=') and MAX_checkSite_Variable('param2|value2', '==') or MAX_checkSite_Variable('param3|value3', '==') or MAX_checkSite_Variable('param4|value4', '==') So, this banner will be displayed if the ad server don't receive param1 and receive param2 or receive param3 or receive param4. Ok now, let's see if the ad server receive param1 and param3 or param4. The banner will be displayed. That's not good, beacause, we dont want param1. Then, is there a way to define relationship between banner limitations (to avoid the and / or behavior)? Result expected.: MAX_checkSite_Variable('param1|value1', '!=') and (MAX_checkSite_Variable('param2|value2', '==') or MAX_checkSite_Variable('param3|value3', '==') or MAX_checkSite_Variable('param4|value4', '==')) Thanks
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