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Works with localhost? #40
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DFP has been having some problems the last days, might be due to that. Follow their mailinglist if not doing that yet. They claim it should not have effect on the delivery network but I'm not falling into that trap :) Be sure to check your deliverables. May sound stupid and stuff, but there are some settings that may just be hiding the ads and you might overlook them. Also expect it to be inconsistent on localhost at all times. Try testing it on an actual website / hosting ( advisable on a staging environment ). I've experienced it working perfectly on the internet before, but not local, as you are experiencing now. That should not be due the application code / this library. |
Thanks! I've checked in the developer console, in the sources tab and I'm getting empty divs most of the time, sometimes I'm getting ads. I will test this on a hosted website as well. |
@mihaisavezi did it worked fine on hosted site? |
I'm having the same problem. DFP doesn't work on localhost. It makes empty divs all the time. I have my custom implementation, and it works fine on localhost, so I think it's a problem with I'm scared to try it on a real website :) |
Not sure if it's an issue on my side or issue on google's side or if anyone else had this problem. Does dfp generally work when you are on localhost?
As stupid as this question may seem, It worked for a while today, now again it's not showing ads. The request does get sent do and google responds with an empty ad.
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