The team at Adserverplugins.com is proud to announce their newest free plugin for the OpenX Ad Server: Geolocation Magic Macros.

The Geolocation Magic Macros plugin for OpenX, Magic Geo in short, enables you to dynamically insert the name of the geographic location of a visitor into a banner. This can be used in both the HTML code and the destination URL. Using this new feature, you can automatically make a banner adjust its content to the location of a visitor.

Demonstration

The banner below demonstrates this by showing your country name and country code, and the name of the continent, and a link to a Wikipedia article about your country.

The code used in this HTML banner looks like this:
You are currently in <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{geo.country.enc}" title="read about {geo.country} on Wikipedia" target="_blank">{geo.country}, country code {geo.country_code}</a>, which is part of {geo.continent}.


More information and download

We have prepared a product page containing all information, documentation and a link to download this free Geolocation Magic Macros plugin for OpenX.

Your feedback is more than welcome

Please let us know your thoughts, experience and suggestions for this plugin using the comments below this post.

The team at AdserverPlugins.com is proud to announce an update of the free “Statistics as Graphs” plugin. This version 1.0.0 release is available for download right now at the product page.

Screen shots

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Download

Download: Statistics as Graphs plugin for OpenX 2.8+ Version: 1.0.1 Updated: February 19, 2010 Size: 312.52 KB

New features

In addition to the Global History Graph that was available in the beta version, this new version now has graphs for almost all statistics that OpenX can show:

• Advertiser
• Campaign
• Banner
• Website
• Zone

Graphs are now available for all user types (administrators, managers, advertisers, website owners).

Every graph has buttons to navigate to the previous and next month, or to go up a level to show the current year’s statistics. Clicking a bar will drill down into the underlying statistics, down to a day graph with an hourly break down.

Graphs will show the actual numbers for every bar and dot by positioning the mouse over them.

Improvements

The graphs are now displayed using the open source product “Open Flash Chart 2“, which comes bundled with the plugin. To speed up the display of the graphs, the initial time frame is always the current month.