AdBlock is a very useful plugin if you visit a site with a lot of annoying pop-up ads. But let's be honest, AdBlock is robbing a lot web content authors of their due income. How do you expect people to write content if they are not making money?
If you own a website, here's how you detect if a visitor has AdBlock enabled using jQuery:
What the above jQuery line of code does is basically detect whether the visitor has AdBlock plugin enabled. Then it redirects the user to a target page with a notice. You can tell the visitor to disable AdBlock in order to view your content.
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#jQueryTips: How to detect #AdBlock using #jQuery?
Updated May 8, 2016 ● 1,465 views
AdBlock is a very useful plugin if you visit a site with a lot of annoying pop-up ads. But let's be honest, AdBlock is robbing a lot web content authors of their due income. How do you expect people to write content if they are not making money?
If you own a website, here's how you detect if a visitor has AdBlock enabled using jQuery:
$(document).ready(function(){ if ($('#advertisement').height() == 0) { window.location = 'http://www.yoursite.com/AdblockNotice.html'; } });What the above jQuery line of code does is basically detect whether the visitor has AdBlock plugin enabled. Then it redirects the user to a target page with a notice. You can tell the visitor to disable AdBlock in order to view your content.