Adbar Management System - AMS
Users Guide - Complex Banners With HTML Fragments
By using an HTML fragment instead of a standard .gif or .jpg image as an adbar entry in AMS, you can create some complex banners consisting of multiple images, tables, forms, Shockwave Flash, Java, or other media types. Creating an advertiser entry for an HTML fragment is similar to creating one for a regular image, with a couple of small exceptions. In the "Advertiser Controls", you'll need to select the "HTML Fragment" toggle button. Then enter the relative URL for the HTML fragment file where it says "URL For Ad-Bar (or) Relative URL For HTML Fragment:", such as this:
/ads/samplead.htmlf
The sections for "URL For Link:", "Alt Tag:" and "Extra IMG Tag Information:" are only pertinent to regular adbars, so you can leave those blank and fill out the billing information and set a start and end date if you like.
Now that you've got your AMS entry made, you can make the HTML fragment and upload it to your server. In our simple example ad "samplead.htmlf" we'll have two images like this:
<A HREF="http://www.some_web_site.com/"><img src="http://www.radiation.com/ads/sample_part1.gif" width=78 height=70 border=0><img src="http://www.radiation.com/ads/sample_part2.gif" width=316 height=70 border=0></A>
Of course, that's just a simple example. Really the HTML fragment could contain just about anything you'd want to put on a web page.
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