'); $apiBanner->addChild('action', 'banner'); $apiBanner->addChild('width', '468'); $apiBanner->addChild('height', '60'); $api->add_request($apiBanner); $api->request(); $banner_468x60 = $api->responseXML->response->answer; $api = new WebAPI('publicapi', 'publicapi'); $apiBanner = new SimpleXMLElement(''); $apiBanner->addChild('action', 'banner'); $apiBanner->addChild('width', '720'); $apiBanner->addChild('height', '80'); $api->add_request($apiBanner); $api->request(); $banner_720x80 = $api->responseXML->response->answer; } catch(Exception $e) { /* Fail quitely */ } ?>
Dear AdMangler User,

You won't believe what I have gone and gotten myself into this time. I have written a plugin that is beginning to gain momentum in the Wordpress community. Your help would be greatly appreciated. No, I don't expect you to write code or even submit bug reports - so you can breathe that sigh of relief! But a donation to Webternals, LLC in support of the AdMangler plugin would be wonderful and also help shift more resources towards this project!

If you can help, please make a donation using the button provided. Then you can sit back with your lemonade, while I am working to improve AdMangler for the community as a whole! Thank you so much!

Your Code Writter, Allen Sanford

New this Version

  1. Add the built in media uploader for image type banners

Using Admangler

  1. Please Report Any Bugs Found to: bugs@webternals.com

  2. ShortCode Support: (The built in wordpress shortcode feature)
    [AdMangler width="468" height="60"]
    [AdMangler width="468" height="60" position="1"] (Position is optional; Don't use 0 as it is the default and you want get the result you are looking for)

  3. Template File Usage:
    <?php echo do_shortcode('[AdMangler width="468" height="60" position="1"]'); ?>

  4. AdMangler Widget: (On the Wordpress Backend)
    Appearance -> Widgets -> AdMangeler Widget