XF 2.0 Display advertising in forum overview

[kelle67]

Is it possible to display advertising between nodes in forum overwiew? For exemple here.

 

[twollert]

I have the same question. Is there an add on for that?

 

[kelle67]

I have the same question. Is there an add on for that?

Yes it is.
We use this one:

Ads Manager 2 by Siropu

If you don't want to sell ads, there is a cheaper lite version called Ads Manager 2 Lite. Ads Manager 2 is the new and improved version of Ads Manager 1, designed for XenForo 2. Ads Manager 2 allows you to make money by displaying your own ads...

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and it works perfectly.

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[twollert]

@kelle67

Cool, thank you!

 

[Old Time RockenRoll]

Funny I was just looking into this and here it is the top thread in the category.

Here is where I am at... The template that needs changing is node_list_category

<xf:macro name="depth1" arg-node="!" arg-extras="!" arg-children="!" arg-childExtras="!" arg-depth="1">
    <div class="block block--category block--category{$node.node_id}">
        <span class="u-anchorTarget" id="{$node.Data.getCategoryAnchor()}"></span>
        <div class="block-container">
            <h2 class="block-header">
                <a href="{{ link('categories', $node) }}">{$node.title}</a>
                <xf:if is="{$node.description}"><span class="block-desc">{$node.description|raw}</span></xf:if>
            </h2>
            <div class="block-body">
                <xf:macro template="forum_list" name="node_list"
                    arg-children="{$children}"
                    arg-extras="{$childExtras}"
                    arg-depth="{{ $depth + 1 }}" />
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>
    
    
    <div>
    AD CODE HERE 
    </div>
    
    
    
    
</xf:macro>

So far so good. But if I want to add a conditional to show a different ad between each category that conditional would be....anybody? Buehler? Buehler? Buehler?

 

[Russ]

<xf:if is="$node.node_id == 40">
    <div>
    AD CODE HERE 
    </div>
</xf:if>

I think this should work.

 

[Old Time RockenRoll]

Perfect

    <xf:if is="$node.node_id == 160">
    <div>
    Test
    </div>
</xf:if>
        <xf:if is="$node.node_id == 649">
    <div>
    Test 2
    </div>
</xf:if>