Help with this code for Adsense

I don't want my Google ads to be displayed on a certain domain when my website is viewed on that said domain.


Are these codes able to prevent that from happening, if so, where do put them?

PHP Code:

 If(str_replace('www.', '', $_SERVER['server_name']) == $domain)
{
    die();
} 


PHP Code:

 function display_adsense()
{
    If(str_replace('www.', '', $_SERVER['server_name']) == $domain)
    {
        return FALSE;
    }
    else
    {
        return TRUE;
    }
} 


PHP Code:

 if(display_adsense())
    echo "adsense code";
} 


i would turn this into a plugin, and then use a template conditional.

plugin code:

Code:

$adsensevar = true;

if(str_replace('www.', '', $_SERVER['server_name']) == $domain)
{
    $adsensevar = false;
}

and in your template:

<if condition="$adsensevar == true">
SHOW AD CODE
</if>


gloabl start is probably the hook you want to use

Well, I'm looking at a script in the .htaccess file to redirect them as I was told the .htaccess is the first thing that "reads" where traffic is coming from.


Is this correct?

Originally Posted by briansol

i would turn this into a plugin, and then use a template conditional.

plugin code:

Code:

$adsensevar = true;

if(str_replace('www.', '', $_SERVER['server_name']) == $domain)
{
    $adsensevar = false;
}

and in your template:

<if condition="$adsensevar == true">
SHOW AD CODE
</if>


gloabl start is probably the hook you want to use

What will this code do?

Will it prevent Google ads from showing up in whatever domain I don't want them to show up even if my site is listed in that domain.

Hey,

Is "$domain"


where I put the domain that I don't want to see the Google Ads.

Example,

$yourdomain.com

If this is in the code, then it will not show Google ads to yourdomain.com, right?

You don't need to use htaccess for this at all. The template conditional will handle it.

if the variable is not set, nothing will print, and hence, no ad.


this means if the current server putting in the page request == $domain, then set the var to false, so ads don't show.

and be sure to set the variable above the if statement.

$domain = "yourdomainthatyoudontwantadson.com";

Oh ok, thank bro!

Much appreciated.

I did a plugin for this, but it did not display the Adsense at all....lol..

Any idea what I did wrong?

This is what I came up with.

$domain="puremarketprofits.com"

The $domain code did not seem to work, so I tried this and it worked.


When I wrap this code around my adsense, it does not display ads on my domain.

<if condition="$domain == puremarketprofits.com">


Google Ads here

</if>


Is there any particular reason why it works like this and not just simply using this "$" ?


I also had to switch around the "false" and "true".


This is so cool.

Thanks!

did you forget the smicolon?

$domain = "puremarketprofits.com";

Yes, I did...lol.

Thanks.

I'm new to coding.

Hey, it didn't work.

The domain name shows up on the outside of my forum after I included the semicolon.


This is what I have in the plug-in code, is it correct?

PHP Code:

$adsensevar = false; 

if(str_replace('www.', '', $_SERVER['server_name']) == $domain) 
{ 
    $adsensevar = true; 
} 


I found the proper .htaccess rewrite code to solve my problem. Here it is:

This code is for multiple referrer that you want to block

Code:

RewriteEngine on
# Options +FollowSymlinks
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} badsite\.com [NC,OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} anotherbadsite\.com
RewriteRule .* - [F]

This code here is for one referrer to block

Code:

RewriteEngine on
# Options +FollowSymlinks
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} badsite\.com [NC]
RewriteRule .* - [F]

If this works, I will keep it as it is rather urgent that I set this up at my board.

Thanks for all of your help.

Hey,

I have another code, but do not know if it will work.

Can you tell me if it is right or wrong, please? Thank you.

Code:

 <?php
$d = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];
if($d=="autosurf.com")
{
// block it
}
?>

Ok, here is the latest update regarding my situation and these pesky traffic exchanges that deliver worthless traffic and puts your Google Adsense account in jeopardy.

I modified my forum's index.php file and my wordpress blog index.php file and implemented the following codes:

Code:

if($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']=="badsite.com")
{
 die();
}
if (preg_match('/badsite\.com/', $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']))
{
     exit();
}

I tested this on those traffic exchanges and when my site came up, it went blank! This is fantastic!

Thanks for the help with this potential disaster.

Another thing, I have both of the codes in my index.php files for my forum and blog portal, but only one of them works. I did not figure out which one works better than the other as my priority was simply to put an end to the situation I was going through.

If you figure out which code works, please update here. Thank you