Is there a way to only show ads to registered users and not to guests? Or to use a customize script tag depending on session state? The logic here is that those who have accepted the Terms/Privacy Policy during signup/SSO have accepted the use of cookies/ads elsewhere, while the guests haven’t. I…

You could hide with CSS, but you’ll still be getting cookies and collecting information. Edit: this is bad advice. Maybe you want this: Discourse Cookie Consent Banner

Indeed, hiding ads with CSS does nothing about the cookies or the data being collected. [immagine] pfaffman: Maybe you want this: Discourse Cookie Consent Banner That depends on a 3rd party service which is a paid product. And looking at its source, it seems to just display the banner, but …

FWIW, on our site we serve ads only to guest users by checking the user id. On our “other than discourse” forum, all guests (not logged in) users have a userid of less than one, so it is easy to check and not serve ads to members (just the opposite of server only to registered users). I have not…

When you say “serve ads” do you mean doubleclick/ public ad network, or house ads? If a public ad network can’t see the ads being served in the page (because they’re hidden to guests) you risk having you account suspended. Impressions without verification is usually an abuse flag, they assume you’r…

By not serving ads, we mean not serving ads. In our case, we own and run our own ad server and that ad server runs tags as we specific (house, tech networks, special campaigns, google ad tags, so many ad network… it it “up to us” and our ad customers how we serve ads). hi Not serving ads is not h…

For those who have never seen legacy forum ad management (modern ad plugins are much prettier, LOL), here are two screenshots from a legacy vB ad management system (only the global settings page) not the detailed pages for ad placements. This is not the “ad server” this is only a plugin which helps…

Regarding the Discourse ad plugin… I just took a peek for the first time into the plugin. $ pwd /Users/Tim/desktop/discourse-adplugin/test/javascripts/acceptance $ vi dfp-test.js.es6 Looks to me like the basic capability to serve ads to certain trust levels and groups is already there (however, I…

Discourse’s ad plugin is not about handling targeting but mostly about placing the ad units code into Discourse’s output. One may use something like DFP (Ad Manager) for the geo/etc targeting. I don’t think this plugin should handle the targeting bits. It does already have a setting for not showing…

[immagine] mentalstring: I’m new to Ruby and Discourse’s codebase but will take a look at the code and see if I can figure something out. Hints appreciated. See here (adsense example, each file is different in that directory). You can slightly change the logic in this code to only show ads t…

Just throwing my $0.02 in here. Allowing ads to be targeted to specific user groups (or skipped for certain groups) would make a lot of sense. Many communities offer paid options for removing ads as a way of supporting their costs. Older forum software has options like this that we can add around…

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pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman) 12 Marzo 2020, 9:33pm 2

Potresti nascondere il banner con il CSS, ma riceveresti comunque i cookie e raccoglieresti informazioni. Modifica: questo è un consiglio sbagliato.

Forse vuoi questo: Discourse Cookie Consent Banner

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