The need for Google Adsense Converter:While you try to embed adsense code inside the template of a Blogger blog, you might encounter the following error message:
"Your template could not be parsed as it is not well-formed. Please make sure all XML elements are closed properly. XML error message: The content of elements must consist of well-formed character data or markup". This is an XML not well formed error message that appears because blogger couldn't parse Google Adsense code. Sometimes, the Adsense code doesn't show up at all.
How Google Adsense Converter works?Converting Google Adsense code is the process by wich we convert special characters in JavaScript code to their equivalent HTML/XHTML entities. The < symbol is for example converted to <, the > symbol is converted to > plus the other special characters in JavaScript.
Where to put the resulting code from Google Adsense Converter?We've tested the resulting code and it works fine in blog template, blog post, sidebar, and all widgets.
How to use Google Adsense Converter?If you want to add Google Adsense code for ad units or other ad scripts inside Blogger template or blogger blog post, you should convert it to a form suitable to be parsed well by Blogger.
Can I use Google Adsense Converter for Adbrite?Sure, it's a genric tool. Yu can use it for Google Adsense Code, Adbrite Code, Chitika Code, or any other javascript code from any source.
Is this tool against Adsense Program Policies?No at all. We've contacted Google Adsense, and they confirmed that there's no problem with encoding Google Adsense Code. You should know that Google Adsense Converter tool does NOT modify the adsense Code in any way. It just make it embeddable in all places. To make sure, put the generated code inside your template and then ciew source your blog in Internet Explorer/Firefox/Google Chrome, you'll notice that the adsense code is the same as the original one.
How to use Google Adsense Converter?Copy and paste your Adsense code inside the above text box and press the convert button. You're done, just copy the resulting code and use it anywhere you like.