Tor N. Johnson

<p>This tool will scan links with the specified domains for the query string variables listed below and ensure that they are updated with the appropriate values. These valued can be defined by:</p>
<ol>
<li>Post/Page settings</li>
<li>URL</li>
<li>Client Side Cookie</li>
<li>Server Session Cache</li>
<li>Defaults (in the global admin)</li>
</ol>
<p>The list above indicates the order of override – in short, settings for a post/page will cause mismatching values set via url to be ignored. Note: This processing will only apply to material output via the_content() (this includes pages & posts).</p>
<p>For example – if the domain is www.wordpress.org and the query string variables defined are “affiliateID” and “trafficSource”, any links to www.wordpress.org would have the affiliateID & trafficSource query string variables appended. If they are already in the link’s url, it will update those variables to the correct values.</p>
<h3>Requirements</h3>


Attribution Query String Manager

This plugin will help manage query string variables to ensure that desired variables are always included on certain domains.

Sanjeev Kumar

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Quads Ads Manager for Google AdSense

It has some good features and is fairly intuitive. I am still having a tough time getting adsense to work well with it. It also seems to have a number of serious issues with placing more than 1 block on a page. For example I have 3 adsense blocks and wanted to put them top left, mid right and bottom (wide ad bar). I tried various ways but never could get all three to show at once. Usually it would duplicate 1 of the blocks not show one of the 3. So I tried using shortcodes instead. Unfortunately it gave the same shortcode id to all 3 of the blocks I made. Not sure what that will do. Anyway, I am giving up now and looking for other solutions. Hopefully this will get solved. I like the interface.

Fairly easy to use but has some issues


This plugin is truly outrageous. In previous versions, it automatically created a “Buy AdSpace” page. In recent updates, it has become even worse by generating a “Hide Ads for Premium Members” page on its own and inserting it into the menu, making sure all visitors see it. It even allows search engines to index the page. Even if you delete it, the plugin immediately recreates it.



I’m using the free version of the plugin and have already disabled the “Hide Ads for Premium Members” setting, but it has no effect at all. This is essentially a ransomware-style plugin.







(In response to the official correction, the evaluation grade has been duly adjusted.)


This plugin operates at the level of ransomware software.

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