It depends what form the code is that you need to insert. Normally you would just use that – an echo statement with the following text in quotes – as most adSense code I have seen is javascript. So just echo ‘xxxx’; where the xxxx is the adsense code.

However you have to check for quotes within the adsense code. If the adsense code contains any single quotes then use double quotes with the echo and visa versa. And note the semi-colon at the end…

I don’t mean to be a pain but I still don’t understand? I don’t know what an echo is?

Thank you for your help, I really do appreciate it and the quick reply’s.

Craig

http://php.net/manual/en/function.echo.php

so something like:

echo ‘your adsense code goes between these single quotes. make sure no single quotes in your adsense code or switch one of them to double quotes’;

Ahh, I get it now. Thank you.

However I do still have one problem. I can’t seem to locate the current_post==1?

you can just stick it in the template file for the sp theme you are using, checking for $spTopicView->current_post==1, after the inner post loop…

right after these

                        sp_InsertBreak();

                    sp_SectionEnd(”, ‘post’);

just use the php echo statement to output the adsense code… you might want to style it…

I have found

sp_ColumnEnd();

                                sp_InsertBreak();

                            sp_SectionEnd(”, ‘post’);

But when I add it here it shows an ad under every post.

Thanks again for all your help

The code is not already there.

What you want to do is add it to check and see if first post.

Here is a an example that shows how.

https://simple-press.com/support-forum/sp5-coding-questions/adsense-code/page-2/#p109115

but use the way shown on post #14 there.

Will you not be making a plugin for this? Mingle forums has a bit where you just paste the code, will something like this ever be available here?

I’m no good at all this coding stuff.

Thanks for your help.

The best I can say at the moment is – possibly. Time would be the factor here…