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1. rsaw3rd
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   I need to rotate out the ads on my site as well, but not using awidget due to layout, I followed the above example and used the code <?php $num = rand(1,6); wp125_single_ad($num); ?> for each of the 6 ad spots, now sometimes, I get 4 of the same ad in the spots, how do I refine this code to only display one of each advertiser but in a different spot each ? In other words I want 3 ads across and 2 rows, then Random order. The settings only allow for 2 cols.

   Here is what I did to display ads:

   <div class="Ad-125">
   <?php $num = rand(1,6); wp125_single_ad($num); ?>
   <?php $num = rand(1,6); wp125_single_ad($num); ?>
   <?php $num = rand(1,6); wp125_single_ad($num); ?>
   <?php $num = rand(1,6); wp125_single_ad($num); ?>
   <?php $num = rand(1,6); wp125_single_ad($num); ?>
   <?php $num = rand(1,6); wp125_single_ad($num); ?>
   </div>

   site is http://www.rceno.com Ads are on Upper Right Side

2. rsaw3rd
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Or is there a way to configure the widget to get 3 cols instead of just 1 or 2? then I could use the widget to rotate out the ads and not have to use the single ad post hardcoded into the sidebar

3. rsaw3rd
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   <<Bump>>

4. gazouteast
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   In wp125_single_ad($num); the $num is the ad SLOT number, not the ad number

   Your code simple randomised which ad slot will be used for each instance, not which ad will appear per slot

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