solved Google Ads No longer Working on Media Pro light skin after Jamroom Upgrade from 5.2.5

Hello Everyone.. After I upgrade the core from Jamroom 5.2.5 to 5.2.6 Google adds stop showing. It only shows the default adds from jamroom. I also upgraded the media pro skin to the latest version same error. Upgraded Jamroom to 5.2.7 still no fix.

I tried on other templates and the google adds works fine.
Was anything changed that affected the media pro template?. Run integraty check, clear catches.. same issue.. Could you please help?
Thank Yo9u
updated by @luis890: 08/27/14 08:14:13AM

Hello,

Make sure your skin settings are still set to use Google Ads.

Hope this helps,
Douglas


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Thanks for your reply Douglas.. Before posting on here I made sure that all that was checked. Nothing was changed.. As I stated it only happened after I upgraded jamroom to 5.2.6.

What ever I do, the google adds will not appear. It only shows the default jamroom Adds..

This is the code what i have:

{if jrUser_is_logged_in()}
{jrCore_include template="Add_Header_720_90.tpl"}
{else}
{jrCore_include template="Signup_banner.tpl"}
{/if}
Adds Code:

{if $_conf.jrMediaProLight_ads_off != 'on'}

{if isset($_conf.jrMediaProLight_google_ads) && $_conf.jrMediaProLight_google_ads == 'on'}




{elseif isset($_conf.jrMediaProLight_side_ad) && strlen($_conf.jrMediaProLight_side_ad) > 0}
{$_conf.jrMediaProLight_side_ad}
{else}

{/if}


{/if}

Not sure what you mean by "Adds Code"

Reads: "If the user is logged in show the template Add_Header_720_90.tpl otherwise show the template Signup_banner.tpl"

I'm sorry for the misunderstanding
The below code is in the Add_Header_720_90.tpl

{* OUR SPONSORS *}
{if $_conf.jrMediaProLight_ads_off != 'on'}
{* *}
{if isset($_conf.jrMediaProLight_google_ads) && $_conf.jrMediaProLight_google_ads == 'on'}




{elseif isset($_conf.jrMediaProLight_side_ad) && strlen($_conf.jrMediaProLight_side_ad) > 0}
{$_conf.jrMediaProLight_side_ad}
{else}

{/if}

{* *}
{/if}
{* OUR SPONSORS END *}

Some how .. it is bypassing the google code and going straight to the else stament.

The first step would seam to be, find out what is in those variables:


Put that in at the top of that file and you will see what your values are. Or a {debug} in there, that would work too.

Once you know the values of the variables, it should be easy to see why things get to where they do.

--update--
Documentation page for debug:

"{debug}"
http://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/development/1477/debug
updated by @michael: 07/26/14 04:48:21PM

Thanks.. it got fixed...