Here is [url=http://b2evolution.net/blog-ads/adsense-plugin.php]the description[/url] of the plugin. It sais:

In order to get an actual AdSense ad in there, you must go to the plugin Settings and copy/paste your personalized ad code from the Google AdSense site.

so you go to the backoffice -> App settings-> Plugins, click the Adsense plugin and add your Adsense code.
In the post the plugin will replace [Adsense:] by the actual code you added in the backoffice.

Good luck

I had already done that. All I see is [adsense:] where the adsense should be.

I've followed all the instructions for setting up the adsense plugin and it still doesn't seem to do anything. Any ideas?

See what I mean:
http://freesite.iblogger.org/index.php?p=31&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1#more31

Does the [adsense:] work if you place it before the [more:]?

I tried it and it didn't work there either.

Well it's the easiest type of plugins so I'm a bit out of ideas. Last resort: try backoffice -> Tools -> Delete prerendered Item cache.

I had it running within three minutes in my testlab.

Good luck

Well, some other ideas:
- uninstall and install again
- upload the plugin again
- check in backoffice -> App settings -> Plugins if the dot before Adsense plugin is black and not white
- click backoffice -> App Settings -> Plugins -> Reload events and codes for installed plugins.

Crack open the plugin and see if it has a line like this :

	function GetDefaultSettings( & $params )

If it does then change it to this and see if it starts working ;)

	function GetDefaultSettings()

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hi. would adsense plugin work for 1.9.3?

I hate to say this, but still no luck. Should I change it back?

karen wrote:

hi. would adsense plugin work for 1.9.3?

Not without amending the code, it requires triggers that weren't available prior to 1.10.x

Troy wrote:

I hate to say this, but still no luck. Should I change it back?

Leave it as it is for the moment and edit and re-save your original test post and see what happens.

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Nothing!!

And still no closer to an idea what's wrong.

What should the plugin settings be for adsense plugin?

For the moment (testing purposes) there is no need to add the adsense content. The plugin will create a clearly distinguishable warning that is more than only [adsense:]

I meant the other settings, I have:
Code: evo_adsense
Priority: 10
Apply Rendering: Opt-out

These are identical to my settings. If you think there is a conflict with another plugin you can raise the priority (max = 100).

Played with the priorities. Nothing there either.

I downloaded the plugin from the plugin directory, and it appears if you look in the comments that others have had the same problem.
Is there another place I can get the file where it might work?

Ok, I've just installed this ( after installing 1.10.2 ) and it works without any problems ( after removing the & $params mentioned earlier )

I'm assuming that you do have the plugin ticked for the post that you're trying to use it in?

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Lol, didn't know you had to do that.

Sorry, I could've saved everybody a lot of time here!

:> We've all had our moments of glory. LOL

I feel like an AOL wonder!

Troy wrote:

I feel like an AOL wonder!

Maybe not *quite* that muppet ;)

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Try changing Apply Rendering: Opt-out to ALWAYS

I was having the same problem and this fixed it. The plugin was working when I placed it in a new post but it would not work in an edited post.

any ideas as to why it fails in the admin? getting these errors on 1.8.6:

Plugin info
Name:
AdSense
Short desc:
No desc available
Plugin settings
Warning: Missing argument 1 for adsense_plugin::GetDefaultSettings(), called in /home/a4at/public_html/blog/inc/VIEW/settings/_set_plugins_editsettings.form.php on line 87 and defined in /home/a4at/public_html/blog/plugins/_adsense.plugin.php on line 58
An unexpected error has occured!

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Additional information about this error:
Unsupported type [html_textarea] from GetDefaultSettings()!