Hi askjhansi007,
thanks for reaching out.
Do I understand correctly that your app loads a website on which you are using Google AdSense? Since the app is monetized with AdMob, you want to hide the AdSense banners when visiting the website through the app, but not if a visitor goes to it directly?
Did you try already what happens when you open the website within the app? I have seen similar cases in which the AdSense code was just not executed so, practically, you didn’t need to do anything about it.
In order to say how to remove the codes entirely, I would need to know the website could identify if the app is opening it. You seem more knowledgable about this than I. If the app uses a static user agent then the User Agent condition in Advanced Ads Pro could be used to disable some AdSense ads.
Technically, each individual WordPress installation would need a license. Let’s see about this once we figured out what you need.
Best regards,
Thomas
Hi
Thanks for the reply.
Actually I have activated auto ads by Google and so the adsense for content as well as admob both are showing in webview app.
Do you say if I integrate adsense through your plugin, it will be automatically disabled in webview app ?
> Do you say if I integrate adsense through your plugin, it will be automatically disabled in webview app ?
No. I am sure that other users would like to use them in this case so Advanced Ads does not just disable it automatically.
If you enabled Auto ads through Advanced Ads > Settings > AdSense then their code would be added to all sites and all users. You would need to manage the Auto ads code in an “ad” within Advanced Ads to be able to disable it for specific users. This section in our manual covers this with an example for using Display Conditions. You would need to use Visitor Conditions.
If your website serves a cached version to the web app view then you might need Cache Busting, which is also included in Advanced Ads Pro.
The critical question still is how your website would know if it was served through the app. Do you happen to know?
Thanks,
Thomas