I am trying to populate google ad-sense into my client website and i am using
https://www.npmjs.com/package/angular-google-adsense
With view page source on msbionlineclasses.com you can see on the index page the directive is been called.
Still i am getting a blank item. Let me know the reason?
Update-1
I am getting as AD:1
Usually google starts analysing your website traffic patterns and content type once your adsense code goes live i.e. after implementing it into your HTML page.
For few days (usually 1-2 days), it will only show the empty placeholders, which is the case with you right now I guess.
Wait for 2 days and you will be able to see the results automatically.
P.S. - the usual practice I follow is to have only one adsense implementation in the footer where empty placeholder will not bother the visitors as well as the look of the page. Once it is working, implement as desired.
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I'm trying to get the same information out of GitHub that's shown on the https://github.com/notifications page. Unfortunately, the standard notifications API doesn't really match that view.
If I get the notifications from that API (even with participating=false), I don't see all the items visible on the website. On the other hand, the API seems to be based on the last_read_at idea, and things I've seen on the website don't disappear automatically from the notifications list.
Is there a way (without scraping the website) to obtain the same /notifications view?
So GitHub's API supports pagination for requests returning lists, so the API will return default of 30 notifications per page. What I suggest is setting the default size to 100 and then start from page 1 and call the next page till there is no results e.g. :
<https://api.github.com/notifications?page=1&per_page=100>; rel="next"
<https://api.github.com/notifications?page=2&per_page=100>; rel="next"
...and so on till you get an empty list then you stop
The rel="next" is a Link Header which is explained here: https://developer.github.com/v3/#pagination
Hope this helps
So here is something that I was stuck on for the past week.
My task is to get a list of fans of a Facebook page - at the end, in a .txt format.
Although the Facebook API doesn't share fans of a Facebook page that isn't yours, this information is publicly available when you search "People who like ________" in the search bar.
For example: https://www.facebook.com/search/1708921982760465/likers
The problem is that there are many likers, thousands - however this webpage list only shows 10, then you need to scroll down to load 10 more, and so-on. Not only would scrolling down for 10,000 likers be very time-consuming, but I believer it would be quite impossible to load such a long page in my browser without it crashing.
My first way of solving this problem was to load keep scrolling and then copy paste the list. This method didn't work because my computer froze mid-way.
Are there any alternative methods to getting this list? such as perhaps loading some text only html version of the page that won't crash the browser? Or maybe some script that would be able to send requests to obtain all the likers?
Plz help.
Hi I have an issue with experiments.
This is my original page: http://cellulem.netlogiq.com/test1.html
and the variations 1: http://cellulem.netlogiq.com/test2.html
The problem is when I access the test1.html page, it redirected me always on the same page, after a few seconds.
I inserted the experiment code right after the head tag, and after that the tracking code.
so any ideas why???
This sounds like expected behaviour. The experiment redirects you to the same page because recurring visitors need to see the same page for every pageview/visits (it would confuse the heck out of your visitors were they to see different pages for every pageview, plus it would ruin your experiment).
Try and delete your cookies between reloads so the Google does not recognize you as recurring visitor. Try at least ten reloads (the code redirects randomly, not alternating - it's not unusual to get the same page four or five times in a row if you just have one variation).
Updated to include the discussion from the comments:
The experiment code only goes into the original page (else there will be unwanted redirects on other pages). If you have a common header in your template you could check if you are on the original page by inspecting the current url, like so:
if(window.location.href === 'original.html ') {
// display experiment code
}
I know that this topic has been discussed before in varying extent but I have some specific queries. I will use an example for this case and would like to request you for your views.
Example:- A home finance management website. There are two pages. The basic page after login is an empty page with a text box. Type in "Rent" and rent details and trends pop up. Type in "Bills" and bill details and history pop up. The data shown to user is different of course.
Now -
1. If I place an Adsense script in the basic home page where I just have a text box, will it be disqualified for not having enough content ?
2. Even if the content changes (AJAX), does the ad change to suit the content ? Does the crawler keep a constant check of index the pages after defined intervals and whatever it finds there is kept and searched for keywords ? The same page may show different content to different users and hence have different keywords. (Also, since login would be cookie based, how does crawler see this page ?)
Edit -
I know from HERE that Google does take AJAX calls into account but since the results would be dynamically populated by accessing a database and while populating unique data, the bot looking at the form action page doesn't help much, does it?
3. Google prefers GET method. So if I go like this - xyz.com?show=rent / xyz.com?show=bills, the page is regenerated and the script reloaded but each time the crawler sniffs any one of the two pages, it might see different content for different users. What does it do ?
4. If I do not reload the page by form submission and the page is not regenerated every time, can I call a function to document.write the div I am putting the ad in ? Would that make it re-sniff the page ?
Any help is much appreciated.
I will try to explain a bit the context for my problem.
Context:
A while ago I started working on Facebook application. One of the requirements is to be included in a Facebook page as a tab. This application will contain on a page a send button in order to be able to make it more engaging with specific people, users of the application would choose on their own. The reason behind this is because the Facebook page containing the application is related to alcohol, and "liking" the application will get more audition and potential children. Another reason for using send button rather then other similar options from Facebook (like send dialog etc.) is because in Facebook documentation was stated that send button works on mobile devices and other options don't.
Problem:
My problem is related to the send button. What I need is to be able to completely configure the send button: url, image, title, description. I have research the open graph tags in order to be able to do this. Everything works fine if the page I want to be sent with the message is a website OUTSIDE Facebook. Once I started to use the url of a Facebook page (let's call it www.facebook.com/mycustompage), then the crawler takes the images, title, description from facebook.com ignoring the actual page and the produced message is not what I want.
I have searched a lot to better understand this limitation and could not find anything relevant.
The only article I could find as a potential solution was (and even this I had trouble finding):
Send button returning error codes, like button works fine
The above discussion is a workaround which I have already put in place but is not 100% what I want. The described workaround is about putting in the send button:
<div class="fb-send" data-href="http://www.mycustomdomain.com/og"></div>
a page that sniffs the user agent. In case the user agent is Facebook crawler to serve an html empty page just with the open graph tags, otherwise redirect to the desired URL - which in our case is the facebook page www.facebook.com/mycustompage.
The message produced contains:
the title which is a link to www.mycustomdomain.com/og which when
clicked opens a page in a new tab with the address
www.facebook.com/mycustompage - this is relatively ok
under the title I have a "sub-title" readonly text containing the domain of the link: www.mycustomdomain.com - THIS IS NOT OK since I don't want to share where I have hosted the application.
the image and the desired description - this is ok.
Conclusion:
What I want to know if there is a better way to do this rather than this workaround.
If not I would like to know how I can hide for the produced message the "sub-title" so that the hosted domain is not visible.