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I have just added the [Release 1.4x] My Ad Manager plugin on my Forum. I tried to make it compatible with 1.6.2 by editing the myadmanager.php plugin but it's not working. I am getting this error:

Quote:This plugin is incompatible with MyBB 1602

Are there any other similar plugin's or techniques I can attempt to edit this to make it compatible.

You edit the feature that has the version for you're MyBB for example, 1.6.3 and edit that to this *.

(2011-06-15, 07:56 PM)Laughynose Wrote: [ -> ]You edit the feature that has the version for you're MyBB for example, 1.6.3 and edit that to this *.

I have tried to do that as mentioned, but it's not working like the others when I make them compatible. Have you got any other plugin's you could possibly recommend please.

I heard that MyAdvertisements is really good.

(2011-06-15, 08:05 PM)Aries-Belgium Wrote: [ -> ]I heard that MyAdvertisements is really good.

Not sure why it's not working out, I have just added the same as always with it.

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(2011-06-15, 08:05 PM)Aries-Belgium Wrote: [ -> ]I heard that MyAdvertisements is really good.

Thanks buddy, I shall try them now.

It should be

"compatibility" => "16*"

(2011-06-15, 08:32 PM)adbrad Wrote: [ -> ]It should be

"compatibility" => "16*"

Hi thanks for responding to me buddy, I have now installed the other plugin which was mentioned and it's working. The only problem I am getting is that any image I upload via Image-shack is massive and does not look like a banner. Is there anyway I can resize an image to stretch it out and look like a banner. I am adding this code in there >

Quote:<a href="http://http://www.linkn.co">
<img src="" />
</a>

So just placing the advertisment image within the src="" of course.

just add

width="x" height="x"

just before the />

(2011-06-16, 07:22 AM)adbrad Wrote: [ -> ]just add

width="x" height="x"

just before the />

Just tried it like this:

Quote:<a href="http://http://www.linkn.co">
<img src="http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/7519/wwwlinknco.png" width="x" height="x"/>
</a>

It still makes the image massive

thought it was obvious you need to replace the x with the amount of pixels you want the image just the number, example width="600" height="200" for 600x200.