I have jsut seen an article about addding additional information to Google Adwords destination URLs. This information could be used to dynamically alter content on a page. I searched in advanced (here) and got this forum link http://www.dnncreative.com/Forum/ta...fault.aspx Does the same principal apply? Thanks Dave

I'm not clear on your question. Can you try again?

Hi Joseph See the attached PDF Don't worry if it doesn't make sense, I'm sending the same to Steve - hope to get an answer from him Dave

Hello,

Yes I have used this on Google Campaigns and Joe helped create the Javascript:


Add this code into the Text / HTML module - advanced settings / header section
(spaces added around the < script so that it displays in the forum)

< script type="text/javascript" >
  var z=document.URL;
  var z1=z.split("/");

  var rrr;
  var ok=new Boolean(false);
  var i=0;
  for (i=0;i<=z1.length;i++)
  {
    if( z1=="t")
    {
      rrr=z1[i+1].replace(/%20/g, " ");
      ok=true;
    }
  }

  if( ok==true )
  {
    var t=document.getElementById("dnn_ctr580_dnnTITLE_lblTitle");
    t.innerHTML=rrr;
  }
< / script >

This line looks for the ID of the module title, so you will need to change the number to match the title of the module you wish to replace (you can use the web developer toolbar to quickly identify the module ID):

var t=document.getElementById("dnn_ctr580_dnnTITLE_lblTitle");

In your URL, you use the format of:

http://www.dnncreative.com.com/tabi...fault.aspx

where you add /t/ and the text you wish to be displayed in the module title

Hi Joseph and Lee Excellent answer Just to complete the loop this is the response I got from Steve Juth "Hi Dave, Hopefully, you found their answer to be sufficient. I don't know .net. I could provide code to do this exact thing in .php if you need me to. Personally, I would use code in .aspx or .php to do this, instead of javascript, if you are allowed to. I think it's better to do it on the server side so that Google can see it and apply it to your quality score. When dynamically changing text via javascript (on the fly), there is a good chance Google's bot won't be able to see it and apply it to your QS. I say "good chance" because I strongly believe this to be the case but cannot say for certain. Steve"