Posted by drupdan3 on January 7, 2012 at 7:38pm
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| Project: | Content Injector (formerly AdSense Injector) |
| Version: | 7.x-3.x-dev |
| Component: | Documentation |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | minor |
| Assigned: | mcurry |
| Status: | active |
Issue Summary
The module settings page for the Content Injector module direct me to "See the adsense.module settings page for a list of supported formats and help with filter tags". I cannot install the Adsense module under 7.x, and worse, the custom tags used by Adsense (and Content Injector) don't seem to be documented online anywhere.
This makes it pretty much impossible to configure the Content Injector for new users.
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It sounds like the Content Injector documentation is incorrect and needs to be updated.
The AdSense module is available for 7.x, if you are willing to use the -dev branch.
But please note: The AdSense module is not required for proper Content Injector operation. It is optional. (see #1301610: Remove AdSense module dependency and comment this comment.)
Therefore, the use of the [adsense:xxx] tags is optional. Which means that it is possible to configure the Content Injector module on Drupal 7 with or without the AdSense Module.
If you don't want to (or can't) use the AdSense module (and therefore can't use the AdSense Module [adsense:xxx] tags, you must use the raw Google AdSense scripts (which are provided by Google when you set up an ad unit) in your insertion templates.
Further, the Content Injector module does not offer any new content tags at present. If you want to inject content, you need to add the specific content you wish to inject in the insertion template(s). There are plans to add token module support (see #1397394: Add Token module support, and add useful tokens,) but it's low priority and I'll probably get around to that when I need the feature, or when someone contributes a patch.
I'll update the 7.x module documentation to reflect this ASAP.
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