[carlatf]

Hi,

I need a piece of code that allows me to hide or show certain code depeding of certain keywords in the URL.

Basically I want to block adsense for all the urls in my site (search engine) that contains words in the URL like sex, drugs and the like to not infridge Google's TOS.

Anyone know of such a script?

Best regards,
Carla

[TwoD]

This cannot be done via JavaScript. Even if you used a script to remove the portions of code which contained certain words etc, GoogleBot and other crawlers/spiders would never be affected by those changes, as they don't execute scripts.

[End User]

The Adsense control panel lets you block certain advertisers and the Google Ad Review Center lets you preview ads before they're shown on your site. You can block ones you don't like by selecting them and providing a reason for the rejection.

[carlatf]

Hi,
I think I didn't explained myself.

I need that if the query string contains for example the word "sex", then I don't display the Google ads inside my page.

Something like this could work?


if(window.location.indexOf("sex")){
document.getElementById('divConAdsense').style.dis play="none";
}

[End User]

You could do that either with javascript or on the server side. Just look for the word in the query string and set your divs or spans accordingly.

[carlatf]

Thanks. What would be server side?

[End User]

Originally Posted by carlatf

Thanks. What would be server side?

Server side would be in the scripting language that runs on the server as opposed to in the browser...PHP, ASP, perl, etc.

[carlatf]

If the Google adsense code is commented, it isn't loaded right?

I mean with

Code:

<!--  google adsense  -->

Couldn't I make appear the comments before-after the tag with JS?