Ads by google can not lanch browser
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Batuka
May 4, 2011, 8:28:00 AM5/4/11
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Ads by Admob is works good
but ads by Google cannot lanch browser
this is a log
05-04 20:18:49.975: WARN/Ads(3955): Did not get HTTP_OK response.
Response: 301
what can i do pls help all
but ads by Google cannot lanch browser
this is a log
05-04 20:18:49.975: WARN/Ads(3955): Did not get HTTP_OK response.
Response: 301
what can i do pls help all
7Sprites
May 4, 2011, 11:14:02 AM5/4/11
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I have the same problem.
Ads by Admob are working fine, but AdSense ads do not launch browser,
no matter how many times you click the banner.
I have noticed in logs that every time the AdSense ad is clicked (view
Ad area), I see in logs:
W/Ads (11991): Did not get HTTP_OK response. Response: 301
What is going on ? This problem is with latest Google library 4.0.4.
Mark
Ads by Admob are working fine, but AdSense ads do not launch browser,
no matter how many times you click the banner.
I have noticed in logs that every time the AdSense ad is clicked (view
Ad area), I see in logs:
W/Ads (11991): Did not get HTTP_OK response. Response: 301
What is going on ? This problem is with latest Google library 4.0.4.
Mark
wes
May 4, 2011, 7:07:42 PM5/4/11
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This is a known issue for a certain subset of backfilled AdSense ads. It will be addressed in the next Android SDK release.
Cheers,
Wes
Batuka
May 6, 2011, 8:15:17 PM5/6/11
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Is your Ads ok or not
Christer Nordvik
May 7, 2011, 5:24:32 AM5/7/11
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And when will that release will be available? This is a major bug in my opinion ...
-Christer
7Sprites
May 9, 2011, 10:20:03 AM5/9/11
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Batuka, no my ads are not OK and as Wes wrote they WILL NOT be OK,
until Google releases new SDK. I do not even bother to ask them when
they plan to do that, as I am pretty sure they will not tell us. The
best what we could here is: "soon", which could mean: few weeks, few
months, few years ...
From the other hand, my God what a code quality, they released library
which (under specific conditions of course): crushes on Android 1.6,
causes memory leaks and does not let user to click ads (the only
action we developers get paid), aren't they great ... and I was once
complaining on Microsoft :-))))
Mark
until Google releases new SDK. I do not even bother to ask them when
they plan to do that, as I am pretty sure they will not tell us. The
best what we could here is: "soon", which could mean: few weeks, few
months, few years ...
From the other hand, my God what a code quality, they released library
which (under specific conditions of course): crushes on Android 1.6,
causes memory leaks and does not let user to click ads (the only
action we developers get paid), aren't they great ... and I was once
complaining on Microsoft :-))))
Mark
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