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noel · 11-08-2005, 02:09 PM

Is this information can help you :

If you are using a search engine and you want to enable the dynamic keyword
search feature:

Follow the few easy steps:
1. Make (or edit) a zone and check the "Enable Keyword Box" OK I DID
2. Make some rates for the zone OK I DID
3. Make an ad for the zone and add some keywords to it as instructed OK I DID
4. Edit the javascript ad code for the zone in #1 as follows: NOT OK I DON'T KNOW

You need to replace KEYWORDS with the actual keywords that the user
searched for in your search engine HTML code where you will put the ad
code. You can replace the KEYWORDS with the actual search query variable
that appears in the web address bar when you do a search, for example when
you do a search on google for games, you will see in address bar 'q=games'.
In that case q is the search query variable.

11-08-2005, 02:09 PM	#7
noel Orange Mole Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 44	Is this information can help you : If you are using a search engine and you want to enable the dynamic keyword search feature: Follow the few easy steps: 1. Make (or edit) a zone and check the "Enable Keyword Box" OK I DID 2. Make some rates for the zone OK I DID 3. Make an ad for the zone and add some keywords to it as instructed OK I DID 4. Edit the javascript ad code for the zone in #1 as follows: NOT OK I DON'T KNOW You need to replace KEYWORDS with the actual keywords that the user searched for in your search engine HTML code where you will put the ad code. You can replace the KEYWORDS with the actual search query variable that appears in the web address bar when you do a search, for example when you do a search on google for games, you will see in address bar 'q=games'. In that case q is the search query variable.