Google Adsense Revenue Sharing v0.1 error for 9.6

[xbizsky]

my website: http://www.g88gle.net/

Google Adsense Revenue Sharing v0.1 - disable
desc: Allows you to share your adsense revenue
requires: users_extra_fields version 0.1 - pass

when the module work , the page displays:

Fatal error: TPL: [in ../modules/share_revenue/templates/show_ads.tpl line 3]: syntax error: adsense function does not exist (class.compiler.php, line 485) in /home/.original/xbizsky/www.g88gle.net/class.template.php on line 923

why??

[AshDigg]

Copy the file from your /modules/share_revenue/plugins to /plugins

[aurem]

Thanks. I got the same problem.

[dragan]

Originally Posted by AshDigg

Copy the file from your /modules/share_revenue/plugins to /plugins

Hi AshDigg,

I am not a developer, please explain to a littel bit more exactly what I have to do, step by step to make it work.

Thanks a lot.

[enzofsilva]

Originally Posted by dragan

Hi AshDigg,

I am not a developer, please explain to a littel bit more exactly what I have to do, step by step to make it work.

Thanks a lot.

ok, probably a dumb question, but I don;t understadn how adsense revenue share works:

if I have this plugin installed, and start showing the adds on my website, how is Google going to know the visitors clicked on the add on my website? Do I have to create an account for revenue share on Google?
Do I have to edit anything on the plugin so it points to my information?
thanks

[OverjoyedWorm]

I got the same error and tried to move that file to the /plugins folder but it didn't work. What plugins folder is it exactly?

/pligg/plugins

or

/pligg/modules/share_revenue/plugins

[enzofsilva]

not in the modules folder. Drop it in the "plugins" folder that is in your toot directory of the website (public.html or something).... not the "modules/plugins whatever...

[ZeroHoursOfSleep]

NewsCloud writes "Google has raised the required minimum traffic limit for publishers who wish to use its AdSense API to 100,000 page views per day. The AdSense API was introduced in March as a way for sites with user generated content to share advertising revenue with their members. Says Google, "This policy change will probably result in fewer developers going live and give us a chance to enhance our support resources and processes to more easily support a greater number of developers in the future...we hope to be able to lower it in the future as we become more efficient at supporting our developers!" Meanwhile, some publishers report waiting a month for their API usage to be approved. I take Google at its word for now but worry that small developers could be increasingly squeezed out of the mashup space if this were to become a trend."

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