Hi Terix,You can select JS, Iframe or Local (PHP) invocation code from the dropdown for each banner in OpenX. All the best,Sava-----"" <phorum@code.campware.org> wrote: -----To: campsite-support@campware.orgFrom: "" <phorum@code.campware.org>Date: 11/03/2009 01:20PMSubject: [Campsite Support] Re: [campsite-support] Implementing ad rotation in campsiteAuthor: TerixLink:  http://code.campware.org/phorum/read.php?8,7721,7742#msg-7742--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hi Douglas,i've got openx and worked with it a bit, it's really nice, but i have a couple of doubts... i see that the openx ads are javascript driven... but what happens if an user disables javascript? there is nothing php-driven, that works inside and with campsite itself?-- Sent from Campware Forumshttp://code.campware.org/phorum

2.8.1 seems to be working fine-----"" <phorum@code.campware.org> wrote: -----To: campsite-support@campware.orgFrom: "" <phorum@code.campware.org>Date: 11/12/2009 11:00AMSubject: [Campsite Support] Re: [campsite-support] Implementing ad rotation in campsiteAuthor: TerixLink:  http://code.campware.org/phorum/read.php?8,7721,7798#msg-7798--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hi, could i ask you which versione of openx do you use? I'm using 2.8.2 but i'm having a lot of troubles because of missing css (from what i see it's a bug of this version)could you tell me which openx version do you use?-- Sent from Campware Forumshttp://code.campware.org/phorum

Did you translate the articles "About Us" and "Contact Us" to the other
languages? Do the translations have the same name? If not, please use the
article number: {{ set_article number= }}

Use the preview article function to see any error messages the template
might throw when setting issues, sections, articles etc.

Mugur

On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 10:44 PM, Generare Management Department <
management@generare.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> there was something earlier in the forum about so called "info pages",
> pages that are not changing according to the translation of the articles
> etc. but they stay in that way quite static always there. I do not know if
> that would have been useful method for our site.
>
> We have made a navigation template on left side of our site that has this:
>
> {{ local }}
> {{ set_language name="English" }}
> {{ set_issue number="2" }}
> {{ set_section number="1" }}
> {{ set_article name="About Us" }}
> About
> Us

> {{ set_section number="5" }}
> {{ set_article name="Contact Us" }}
> Contact Us

>

> {{ unset_issue }}
> {{ unset_language }}
> {{ /local }}
>
> It works when we are looking the English pages but goes to our search page
> when using any of the other 14 languages we are using on the site.
>
> I would understand that when we force by setting the language name to
> English that it would show the English articles from the specified issue and
> section, no matter what is the previous language of any article that the
> viewer has been looking. What goes wrong with this logic? How should we
> correct this?
>
> Sanna @ Gene
>
>
>

Hi Sanna,

I tested your code and it works for me; whatever the language of the article
the links to the English articles work OK. I could give it a look if you
give me access to your site.

Mugur

On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 9:12 AM, Generare Management Department <
management@generare.com> wrote:

> Hi!
>
> The idea is always to have these pages in English, no matter is the
> language otherwise.
> The main information of the company is only in English.
>
> Not sure if some emptying cache action has helped because I can't get
> errors or wrong pages when clicking About Us and Contact Us now. My
> navigation template is the same than before. Normally the problem came when
> I selected other language than English and was looking an article in that
> language and from there jumped for example to the About Us page.
>
> So, if you think my logics in the current template are proper, I'll keep
> them so until I find out that this solution wouldn't work for some reason.
>
> Sanna
>
> On 18.11.2009, at 19.17, Mugur Rus wrote:
>
> Did you translate the articles "About Us" and "Contact Us" to the other
> languages? Do the translations have the same name? If not, please use the
> article number: {{ set_article number= }}
>
> Use the preview article function to see any error messages the template
> might throw when setting issues, sections, articles etc.
>
> Mugur
>
> On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 10:44 PM, Generare Management Department <
> management@generare.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> there was something earlier in the forum about so called "info pages",
>> pages that are not changing according to the translation of the articles
>> etc. but they stay in that way quite static always there. I do not know if
>> that would have been useful method for our site.
>>
>> We have made a navigation template on left side of our site that has this:
>>
>> {{ local }}
>> {{ set_language name="English" }}
>> {{ set_issue number="2" }}
>> {{ set_section number="1" }}
>> {{ set_article name="About Us" }}
>> About
>> Us

>> {{ set_section number="5" }}
>> {{ set_article name="Contact Us" }}
>> Contact Us

>>

>> {{ unset_issue }}
>> {{ unset_language }}
>> {{ /local }}
>>
>> It works when we are looking the English pages but goes to our search page
>> when using any of the other 14 languages we are using on the site.
>>
>> I would understand that when we force by setting the language name to
>> English that it would show the English articles from the specified issue and
>> section, no matter what is the previous language of any article that the
>> viewer has been looking. What goes wrong with this logic? How should we
>> correct this?
>>
>> Sanna @ Gene
>>
>>
>
>
>
>