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Hi,
When you are using a "Local Mode" ad tag from OpenX, you are basically placing PHP code into your website software, like Pligg. Placing PHP code within another software can have unkown side-effects as you have to be careful where and how you place such code.
In this case, the OpenX code is connecting to your OpenX database to know what banner to display. After the code, Pligg is connecting to its own database again. However, OpenX and Pligg seem to be using the same variable/object name to store the database connection information, so after OpenX connects and displays the banner you must reset the Pligg database connection by telling it what database name and user to use.
Hope this helps,
Arlen Coupland
OpenX
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