Darren Lyons

{{if ! \IPS\Member::loggedIn()->member_id}}  

Adsense is not aware of guest vs member, BUT… IPB is. What I personally did was put the following in my default theme in the global template:
{{if \IPS\Member::loggedIn()->member_id === NULL}}
         ADSENSE CODE
{{endif}}
This basically says to add the Adsense code if a user is not logged in. This would prevent issues where ads are shown to people who can’t access something as a guest.  Once you add it, rebuild them cache from the support section of the ACP to pick up the changes more quickly. 

When I’ve seen page not found errors it has been because the page being requested was not visible to guests. Remember Adsense crawls your site as a guest. If it is posted on a page that requires being logged in to view, the crawler can’t access it. 

This is part of why I made ads visible to guests not logged in on my site when I did Adsense. 

It may actually be worth reaching out to their support on this to see if they can answer the question, or at least tell you what they are seeing there when they try to access, if you are sure you have provided access

I have replied to you in your topic.

As you're using CloudFlare, please ensure that you have enabled "Trust IP addresses provided by proxies?" in ACP -> System -> Advanced Configuration.

You should probably message support with this.
 Make sure it’s not a plugin issue first.

I use the first one, it works fine on 4.6 even if its for 4.4
 

Searching for "top" works, although it does list 260 uses of the word so it's not too helpful. Here are two I found, there may be more in the other 9 pages:
 

legend, thx!

ACP -> Customization -> Editor -> Settings -> General -> Return key behavior -> Go to next line

Thanks again Davyc, will get this uploaded right away!

@Darren Lyons You can do this using word filters - just add the words you want moderated and posts will be held back until you or someone from your team views them 🙂
 

@DawPi has a very nice little plugin that I use that will also change any amazon affiliate links posted to use your own amazon affiliate code.

That will stop everyone from posting external links, including admins, if they can’t bypass link moderation. If you want more control in the links management pointed by @Davyc, then you should take a look at this resource:
 

dunno how i missed that! thanks so much 🙂

dunno how i missed that! thanks so much 🙂

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