Comments on: Publisher Spotlight: A Deeper Shade of Blue http://blog.openx.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/ OpenX Community News Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:27:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Lavanya http://blog.openx.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-61100 Lavanya Tue, 25 Nov 2008 10:05:04 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-61100 Hi George, I am new to openx. You mentioned that openx will be support ASP.Net. Now i am developing a website using ASP.Net in which i have to use any ad management system. Will you please tell me how openx will help in this case and send me some samples. How we can invoke openx in my asp.net application and to invoke in WPF Win Forms. Thanks in advance, Lavanya.. Hi George,

I am new to openx. You mentioned that openx will be support ASP.Net.

Now i am developing a website using ASP.Net in which i have to use any ad management system.

Will you please tell me how openx will help in this case and send me some samples.

How we can invoke openx in my asp.net application and to invoke in WPF Win Forms.

Thanks in advance,
Lavanya..

]]> By: Oliver George http://blog.openx.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-41069 Oliver George Tue, 13 May 2008 10:58:58 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-41069 The normal documentation for installing and configuring will work fine for you. It will direct you to add some special code into your website template. cheers, Oliver The normal documentation for installing and configuring will work fine for you. It will direct you to add some special code into your website template.

cheers, Oliver

]]> By: Nixson http://blog.openx.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-41062 Nixson Tue, 13 May 2008 04:50:47 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-41062 Hi George, I am new to openx. You mentioned that openx will be support ASP.Net. Now i am developing a website using ASP.Net in which i have to use any ad management system. Will you please tell me how openx will help in this case. How we can invoke openx in my asp.net application. Thanks in advance, Nixson Hi George,

I am new to openx. You mentioned that openx will be support ASP.Net.

Now i am developing a website using ASP.Net in which i have to use any ad management system.

Will you please tell me how openx will help in this case.

How we can invoke openx in my asp.net application.

Thanks in advance,

Nixson

]]> By: Oliver George http://blog.openx.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-38771 Oliver George Sat, 05 Apr 2008 08:26:55 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-38771 XML-RPC is an interface, not client, so you should be able to use whichever <a href='http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en-us&q=asp+xml-rpc&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8' rel="nofollow">ASP XML-RPC client you prefer</a>. The <a href='http://forum.openx.org' rel="nofollow">OpenX forum</a> is probably a better place to get help and other opinions about this. cheers, Oliver XML-RPC is an interface, not client, so you should be able to use whichever ASP XML-RPC client you prefer.

The OpenX forum is probably a better place to get help and other opinions about this.

cheers, Oliver

]]> By: clueless http://blog.openx.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-38566 clueless Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:36:45 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-38566 I'm sure this is not the best place to put this but we've currently run into the next scenario. we have a client who has a big number of sites based on a Windows/ASP environment. whom came to us a while back and we got openAds installed, customized and finetuned on a Unix box. Of course this client is constantly growing, more traffic and creating more sites. Now the javascript implementation is beggining to suffer a bit.. few seconds to load each banner and so forth... So I was wondering if you if the XML RPC implementation has been ported to ASP? I’m sure this is not the best place to put this but we’ve currently run into the next scenario.

we have a client who has a big number of sites based on a Windows/ASP environment.
whom came to us a while back and we got openAds installed, customized and finetuned on a Unix box.

Of course this client is constantly growing, more traffic and creating more sites. Now the javascript implementation is beggining to suffer a bit.. few seconds to load each banner and so forth…

So I was wondering if you if the XML RPC implementation has been ported to ASP?

]]> By: clueless http://blog.openx.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-38565 clueless Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:33:15 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-38565 again no. you can have upto 3 google ads per page again no.

you can have upto 3 google ads per page

]]> By: clueless http://blog.openx.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-38564 clueless Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:32:35 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-38564 Those google ads are being served via openX. It's NOT against TOS to rotate ads. it's against TOS to modify the adsense code which are two totally different things.. Those google ads are being served via openX.

It’s NOT against TOS to rotate ads. it’s against TOS to modify the adsense code which are two totally different things..

]]> By: Oliver George http://blog.openx.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-34926 Oliver George Wed, 20 Feb 2008 09:19:59 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-34926 Hi Chris OpenX can be run on any website so long as your web server supports PHP. The recommended way of integrating OpenX with a website is to add some Javascript tags to your web templates. This will work for an ASP.NET website as easily as any other server side technology. Having said that... we know we can make things easier for publishers and we're working hard to improve. Integrating more deeply with other CMSs would be a great help for many publishers. We'd appreciate any feedback and suggestions. cheers, Oliver Hi Chris

OpenX can be run on any website so long as your web server supports PHP. The recommended way of integrating OpenX with a website is to add some Javascript tags to your web templates. This will work for an ASP.NET website as easily as any other server side technology.

Having said that… we know we can make things easier for publishers and we’re working hard to improve. Integrating more deeply with other CMSs would be a great help for many publishers.

We’d appreciate any feedback and suggestions.

cheers, Oliver

]]> By: Chris http://blog.openx.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-34881 Chris Tue, 19 Feb 2008 23:59:39 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-34881 Has anyone seen a module for DotNetNuke? Many DNN users would love to use this product, but end up having so much difficulty they abandon it for something easier. Anyone have any ideas for us ASP.NET folks, that don't mind using the right tool for the right job? Has anyone seen a module for DotNetNuke? Many DNN users would love to use this product, but end up having so much difficulty they abandon it for something easier.

Anyone have any ideas for us ASP.NET folks, that don’t mind using the right tool for the right job?

]]> By: Oliver George http://blog.openx.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-34736 Oliver George Mon, 18 Feb 2008 15:07:45 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/02/a-deeper-shade-of-blue/#comment-34736 Hi JP Thanks for taking the time to write in. I think that DeepBlue is a great OpenX publisher to showcase they are using OpenX in the way typical of most publishers. OpenX is an ad server for web publishers and, as you describe, is used to rotate ads. Google Adsense is the most popular ad network used by OpenX publishers. In fact, we even use them as an example in our <a href='http://www.openx.org/online-advertising-explained' rel="nofollow">Online Advertising Explained</a> presentations. Google Adsense do have some challenging terms and conditions which <a href='http://blog.openx.org/01/google-adsense-click-tracking-integration' title='Google Adsense click-tracking integration in OpenX' rel="nofollow">we've gone out of our way to handle</a> so that web publishers have the most options available to them. You might like to discuss details of their terms and conditions with other OpenX publishers on the <a href='http://forum.openx.org' rel="nofollow">OpenX Forum</a>. If we can improve OpenX to help publishers then we want to know. cheers, Oliver Hi JP

Thanks for taking the time to write in. I think that DeepBlue is a great OpenX publisher to showcase they are using OpenX in the way typical of most publishers.

OpenX is an ad server for web publishers and, as you describe, is used to rotate ads. Google Adsense is the most popular ad network used by OpenX publishers. In fact, we even use them as an example in our Online Advertising Explained presentations.

Google Adsense do have some challenging terms and conditions which we’ve gone out of our way to handle so that web publishers have the most options available to them.

You might like to discuss details of their terms and conditions with other OpenX publishers on the OpenX Forum. If we can improve OpenX to help publishers then we want to know.

cheers, Oliver

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