I'm using a plugin and a bit of PHP code in the theme of my WP blog to put ads where I want them. This is an example of the code:
<?php echo adrotate_ad(4); ?>
Not too complicated but...
When the plugin is deactivated, this of course, returns a warning when trying to load the page.
I'm guessing I need a conditional statement that says if adrotate_ad(4) is not there then ignore the command?
edited:
So, trying to piece it together, would it be something like this?
<?
if (function_exists('adrotate_ad(4)')) {
echo adrotate_ad(4);
} else {
}
?>
What would be after "else"?
edited:
OK, I figured it out! Thanks for the help. Now, I'd just like to know if this is the best way for me to return nothing if the plugin is disabled:
<?
if (function_exists('adrotate_ad')) {
echo adrotate_ad(4);
} else {
print "";
}
?>
This produces the results I want but I don't know if it's proper.
