Getting to know
Ad Eagle Suite

When using Ad-Eagle Suite without SSI we reccomend that you use the JavaScript/IFrame code that comes with the package. If not, you can simply use the code below, but make sure that you have different numbers in the cb=001 section for each page that you are running banners on. Also, if you are placing multiple banners on a page, make sure the number in the cb= tag is different for each banner on that page.

Here is all you need to run non-SSI banners:

<A HREF="http://YOURDOMAIN.com/cgi-bin/ad-eagle/jump.cgi?rtn=perl;cb=001" target="_top">
<IMG BORDER=0 ALT="Click here to visit our sponsor"
SRC="http://YOURDOMAIN.com/cgi-bin/ad-eagle/remote.cgi?rtn=perl;cb=001" WIDTH="468" HEIGHT="60"></A>

Of course you may change the target, and if you wish to add text beneath the banners you can do so like this:

<A HREF="http://YOURDOMAIN.com/cgi-bin/ad-eagle/jump.cgi?rtn=perl;cb=004" target="_blank">
<IMG BORDER=0 ALT="Click here to visit our sponsor"
SRC="http://YOURDOMAIN.com/cgi-bin/ad-eagle/remote.cgi?rtn=perl;cb=004" WIDTH="468" HEIGHT="60"><br>
<font face="Verdana,Arial" size="2">Click here to visit our sponsor!"</font></A>

Example ad

NOTE: You set your rotations with the  rtn=  tag. If you leave the rtn section out the default rotation will be used. If you are wondering what the cb means, it stand for cache buster. Each banner must have cb=SOME-NUMBER in order for clicks to be properly directed and logged.

We strongly recommend that the JavaScript distributed with the package be used for showing non-SSI banners.

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