AdSense Error

[Harvey]

Please help me figure this out.  It's related to the iframe.

https://support.google.com/adsense/bin/answer.py?hl=en&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=ww-ww-et-asfe_&utm_source=aso&answer=2594855

[Pedro]

Are you seeing many ad request errors in your site?

[Harvey]

Yes. I've had 2000 in the last 4 days.

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Are you seeing many ad request errors in your site?

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[Pedro]

I did the article's suggestion. But you have to edit the footer ad also, please replace this code:

/* Leaderboard (NYSB) */
google_ad_slot = "8704680141";
google_ad_width = 728;
google_ad_height = 90;

with this:

/* Leaderboard (NYSB) */
google_ad_slot = "8704680141";
google_ad_width = 728;
google_ad_height = 90;
google_page_url="http://forum.nyskiblog.com/"

Let me know if it gets better.

[Harvey]

It looks like the error is coming from the adds within the nabble frame.  The NYSB ad is outside the iframe.  The one inside is now called (Forum).

I REALLY want to get this fixed asap. I was doing pretty well before this happened.

[Pedro]

I fixed those from nabble. I mean, I follow the article, I've changed your ad sense code, now you have to let me know if it is still happening.

[Harvey]

I'm not sure I understand.

It looks like you are supposed to enter the specific URL of the page the ad is served on and I don't know how to do that.

When I saw the error I created another ad unit so I could tell if it was my ad position outside the iframe (NYSB) or inside (Forum). The error is the one on the inside.

If you think what we did was right then we should make the change on all 3 apps.

[Pedro]

I put the specific URL of the page where the ad is served on at your inside ad. I think it is the first logical try.
Is there any way to see if it really worked? Can you measure if the request errors are decreasing?

[Harvey]

I will give it a day to see if the error goes away:



Did you make the change for all three apps?

[Pedro]

No, I'll do it now.

[Pedro]

Done.

[Harvey]

The error is still there but the rejected requests doesn't seem to be rising.

The thing that concerns me is this:

google_page_url = "http://myurl.com/fullpath";

the full path part. We are only using the root domain?

[Pedro]

I'm not so sure, but I think so. I was waiting to see if the error is still happening. Do you no if the number  that is showing now is related with previous errors?

[Harvey]

I have no idea.

The numbers seems to be decreasing.

Does it matter if the outer page on the iframe is "no index?"

[Pedro]

How about the numbers today? I'm trying to understand how this can happen.

[Harvey]

Latest numbers:

[Pedro]

I'll try another way to see if it gets better.

[Pedro]

I've put the full path now, please, let me know the numbers tomorrow.

[Harvey]

Numbers have not changed from those above.

[Pedro]

That's strange, because the cause of bad requests is when google doesn't find a page to crawl to use its contextual ad. That's why we are giving your exact url.
How about the numbers today?