Wollo Posted December 28, 2016 Report Posted December 28, 2016 Greetings all, I was sad. So sad. Sad to discover that OpenX was no more. Then I discovered a similar project, named Revive Adserver. Which...looked remarkably the same. Oh my! This is OpenX! It isn't gone, it's still here! So I want to use this again, but I have some questions, as I have made the transition to Wordpress sites recently. 1) How do I use Revive Adserver in WordPress? I found some OpenX plugins, but I see none for Revive Adserver 2) How can I post advertisements within the content of my WP posts (automatically, I want a 250x250 zone in each article, after the 3rd paragraph. Thank you for reading, and responding. Quote
Erik Geurts Posted December 28, 2016 Report Posted December 28, 2016 Both of your questions are more about WordPress than about Revive Adserver. Revive Adserver is the official successor of OpenX Source. See https://www.revive-adserver.com/blog/openx-announces-sale-of-openx-source/ Quote
Wollo Posted December 28, 2016 Author Report Posted December 28, 2016 (edited) Well, no... because it is about how to implement the Revive Adserver in WordPress. And usually, with questions like these, WordPress support will point at the plugin/serviceprovider, which in this case is Revive Adserver (note: I am not a coding-wizz, just a guy trying to put together some building blocks to get a website running). I can of course just make some widgets within WordPress and dump the invocation code in there, that shouldn't be a problem. The in-content though, is a bit tricky... Edited December 28, 2016 by Erik Geurts Corrected product name spelling Quote
Erik Geurts Posted December 28, 2016 Report Posted December 28, 2016 7 minutes ago, Wollo said: I can of course just make some widgets within WordPress and dump the invocation code in there, that shouldn't be a problem. Exactly, that's how. 7 minutes ago, Wollo said: The in-content though, is a bit tricky... Correct, since WordPress won't accept javascript code by default. You're going to have to search for a WordPress plugin to achieve this. Revive Adserver software won't even be aware that the code is going into a WordPress site, nor where. Quote
soehlblaze Posted January 6, 2017 Report Posted January 6, 2017 I'm using a WordPress plugin to traffic my Revive Adserver campaigns to my WordPress websites via shortcodes. I've included a link to grab a copy of the plugin WordPress plugin Quote
Erik Geurts Posted January 7, 2017 Report Posted January 7, 2017 @soehlblaze You misspelled the product name of the software on your site. It's "Revive Adserver" (no extra space, no uppercase S). Quote
soehlblaze Posted January 7, 2017 Report Posted January 7, 2017 (edited) @Erik Geurts, thank you for alerting me. I will update the website. Thanks again Edited January 7, 2017 by soehlblaze Quote
Erik Geurts Posted January 7, 2017 Report Posted January 7, 2017 If you publish your WordPress plugin in their directory at https://wordpress.org/plugins/ we'll consider linking to it. Quote
Janvi Arora Posted August 20, 2024 Report Posted August 20, 2024 A WordPress plugin for in-content features allows you to seamlessly integrate various elements directly within your content. These plugins can be used to insert ads, forms, social media buttons, or other interactive components right into the body of your posts or pages. In-content plugins are particularly useful for enhancing user engagement by embedding relevant features at specific points in your content. They often include customization options, enabling you to control the placement, appearance, and functionality of these elements. Such plugins are essential tools for bloggers, marketers, and website owners looking to optimize content and user experience. Quote
baloch Posted October 21, 2024 Report Posted October 21, 2024 Greetings all, I felt like I lost a race in CarX Street Drive when I discovered OpenX was gone. Then, to my surprise, I found Revive Adserver, a perfect comeback! Now, like tuning a car, I’m transitioning to WordPress and need help "placing ads" within the content, much like positioning a car in the perfect racing lane. Any tips? Quote
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