Hi
After upgrading the plugin Easy Plugin for AdSense it changed to Easy AdSense lite . And now the ads do not show up on individual posts.
Thanks
Sam
Could you post your blog URL so that I can take a look?
I have the same problem. I can only see ads on front page and several pages, and I can’t see them on posts and several of the pages.
http://www.physixfan.com/makemoney
I’m about to pull the latest release and revert to the pre-AJAX version. It will be online by Monday. After you install that release, your old options will be used and everything will go back to the way it used to be.
Instead of pulling the new AJAX version of the plugin, I have decided to release an update with clear instructions as to how to get the non-AJAX version back. You will see these instructions when you visit the plugin admin page.
ok, but the admin plugin page does not work, can you post the instructions here?
How to Go Back to Non-AJAX Version
Problems with the fancy AJAX interface?
You can always go back to the non-AJAX version if you are not happy with the slick new admin page, or if the plugin doesn’t work as expected (ads not appearing on home/front page/posts, or any other kind of strange behavior). The AJAX version stores its options completely independent of the non-AJAX version. So, your original non-AJAX options are intact and untouched. Here are the steps to revert to the non-AJAX version:
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Deactivate and delete this plugin from your plugins admin page (usually at
wp-admin/plugins.php).
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Download the non-AJAX version of the plugin.
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Upload and activate the downloaded non-AJAX version. To install follow steps 1 through 4 in the picture linked. Go to the admin page of your blog, click on “Plugins” on your sidebar menu, select “Add New” and click on “Upload”. On some installations, you may be prompted to provide your FTP credentials.
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Find and click on the the Easy AdSense Lite menu item under your Settings menu, and you should see the non-AJAX version.
Please remember never to update the plugin if you are using the non-AJAX version, or it will get overwritten by the AJAX version. It’s easy to recover though – just follow the above instructions again.
