Code that Disallows More than 3 Adsense Ads

Hello people,

I was wondering if any of you knew of any sort of script or code that would disallow more than three ads being placed on any page.

The problem I have is that I'm using a wordpress blog and I like my ads to be at the top of each post however if I do that then I'll have 10 ads on the homepage.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

 

i think it's automatic by google , they disable any ads that is above the 3

 

I think that there is module to set it just on first N posts at wordpress.

 

Thanks for the tip frisby. I've been all over wordpress and google trying to find something that does this and I can't find anything for the life of me.

 

Find what you want for advertising on your blog here. 1 minute of searching and I don't use WordPress.

Bye.

 

Thanks again frisby. I saw that page before but the title of the plugin that is supposed to work 'MooseCandy' threw me off.

MooseCandy Plugin doesn't work but there's a great page I stumbled upon that shows you how to control your adsense placement very easily.

The Solution:
http://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/adsense/

 

There is a similar module for drupal users, but since you have the solution, i guess no need
unless drupal does it better

 

// simple php function
$adsense_count = 0;
function adsense_show($codenum) {
global $adsense_count;
$adsense_codes = array("CODE 1","CODE 2","CODE 3");
if($adsense_count < 3){
echo $adsense_codes[$codenum];
}
$adsense_count++;
}

Code (markup):

using

(content)
<?php
adsense_show(0);
adsense_show(1);
adsense_show(2);
adsense_show(1);
adsense_show(2);
?>

Code (markup):

it will only show 3 adsense ads

 

Putting more than allowed number of ad units is against Google TOS, better not try it.

 

Its Automatic,i checked that sometime back

 

you can try this plugin mighty adsense for wordpress

 

It is automatic, Google does it for you.

 

No, what Google does is leave a big honking white space where the ad should be (unless you're using the HTML file they provide to collapse the space). I use a similar approach to LucasMS but simpler:

$postcount = 0;

// WP code to display post goes here

$postcount++;
if ($postcount < 3) { ?><!-- AS code goes here --><?php } ?>

Code (markup):

No need for functions or arrays. Then again I don't need to use different codes for each post. :shrug:

 

For my Wordpress blog, I use a free plugin called MooseCandy.

 

It is automatic, and Google does do it for you, but you STILL CAN'T have more than 3 Adsense code blocks on a given page.

 

Yea, I tried the MooseCandy plugin several times and it didn't work. Maybe it's just because it's not compatible with the newest WP, or maybe I just really suck but it's such an easy solution even without a plugin.

Thanks for all the help everyone!