I put this code into the header section and it seems to work.
[code]
<iframe src="/phpads2/top.php3" width="468" height="60" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0">
<script SRC="http://imgworks.adbureau.net/jserver/SITE=GANDMASTI/AREA=ENTERTAINMENT/aamsz=468X60"></script>
<noscript>
<a HREF="http://imgworks.adbureau.net/accipiter/adclick.exe/SITE=GANDMASTI/AREA=ENTERTAINMENT/aamsz=468X60" target="_top">
<img SRC="http://imgworks.adbureau.net/accipiter/adserver.exe/SITE=GANDMASTI/AREA=ENTERTAINMENT/aamsz=468X60"></a>
</noscript>
</iframe>
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Basically for IE I am calling a random advert, for the rest I am calling a static advert. About 70-80% of my users are IE so its not that big an issue right now. I have testing with Netscape 6.0 which seems to support iframes (standard HTML 4.0 tag)
The key here is that using IFRAME properly one could get away with having to parse templates.
Any thoughts?
Shri
[code]
<iframe src="/phpads2/top.php3" width="468" height="60" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0">
<script SRC="http://imgworks.adbureau.net/jserver/SITE=GANDMASTI/AREA=ENTERTAINMENT/aamsz=468X60"></script>
<noscript>
<a HREF="http://imgworks.adbureau.net/accipiter/adclick.exe/SITE=GANDMASTI/AREA=ENTERTAINMENT/aamsz=468X60" target="_top">
<img SRC="http://imgworks.adbureau.net/accipiter/adserver.exe/SITE=GANDMASTI/AREA=ENTERTAINMENT/aamsz=468X60"></a>
</noscript>
</iframe>
[/code]
Basically for IE I am calling a random advert, for the rest I am calling a static advert. About 70-80% of my users are IE so its not that big an issue right now. I have testing with Netscape 6.0 which seems to support iframes (standard HTML 4.0 tag)
The key here is that using IFRAME properly one could get away with having to parse templates.
Any thoughts?
Shri