= room for two ads var injected = false; // idempotent — retries below must not double-inject function citySlugFromUrl() { var m = location.pathname.match(/^\/city\/([a-z0-9-]+)\/?/); return m ? m[1] : null; } function citySlugFromPersonalization() { var el = document.querySelector(".adrevv-city-loop-link"); if (!el) return null; var text = (el.textContent || "").trim(); // "The Dallas Loop" var m = text.match(/^The\s+(.+?)\s+Loop$/i); if (!m) return null; return m[1].trim().toLowerCase().replace(/\s+/g, "-"); } var STATE_ABBR = {alabama:"al",alaska:"ak",arizona:"az",arkansas:"ar",california:"ca", colorado:"co",connecticut:"ct",delaware:"de",florida:"fl",georgia:"ga",hawaii:"hi", idaho:"id",illinois:"il",indiana:"in",iowa:"ia",kansas:"ks",kentucky:"ky",louisiana:"la", maine:"me",maryland:"md",massachusetts:"ma",michigan:"mi",minnesota:"mn",mississippi:"ms", missouri:"mo",montana:"mt",nebraska:"ne",nevada:"nv","new hampshire":"nh","new jersey":"nj", "new mexico":"nm","new york":"ny","north carolina":"nc","north dakota":"nd",ohio:"oh", oklahoma:"ok",oregon:"or",pennsylvania:"pa","rhode island":"ri","south carolina":"sc", "south dakota":"sd",tennessee:"tn",texas:"tx",utah:"ut",vermont:"vt",virginia:"va", washington:"wa","west virginia":"wv",wisconsin:"wi",wyoming:"wy", "district of columbia":"dc"}; // Fallback tier 3 (added 2026-08-18, Larry: "we've got to have the ability // to push ads to specific cities or all this is pretty useless"). Tiers 1+2 // (URL path, personalization-widget text) both depend on state that's only // present AFTER other scripts have run — citySlugFromUrl() is null on every // flat article permalink (they don't carry /city//), and // citySlugFromPersonalization() only resolves once sessionStorage's // adrevv_location key has been populated, which does NOT happen on a fresh // tab / first pageview of a session (sessionStorage is per-tab and starts // empty) — meaning a reader's very first article view in a session would // silently fall through to the generic National ad with NO local option at // all, regardless of which city/county/state/national tab they arrived // from. The adrevv_city/adrevv_state COOKIES, by contrast, are set once by // AdRevv's geo-detection plugin on first visit and persist across every // tab and page for that visitor — read directly here as the reliable // last-resort so city resolution never depends on tab-navigation history. function citySlugFromCookie() { var m = document.cookie.match(/(?:^|;\s*)adrevv_city=([^;]*)/); var city = m ? decodeURIComponent(m[1]) : ""; m = document.cookie.match(/(?:^|;\s*)adrevv_state=([^;]*)/); var state = m ? decodeURIComponent(m[1]) : ""; if (!city || !state) return null; // v13 fix (2026-09-08, arch #308): normalise "new-mexico" -> "new mexico" // so multi-word states hit STATE_ABBR. Without this, abbr was "" for all 22 // OBBM cities in 2-word states and this resolver returned null, silently // serving the generic National ad instead of that city's local zone. state = state.toLowerCase().trim().replace(/[-_]+/g, " ").replace(/\s+/g, " "); var abbr = state.length === 2 ? state : (STATE_ABBR[state] || ""); if (!abbr) return null; var slug = city.toLowerCase().trim().replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, "-").replace(/^-+|-+$/g, ""); if (!slug) return null; return slug + "-" + abbr; } function ensureAdRevvLoader() { if (document.querySelector('script[src*="code.min.js"]')) return; var s = document.createElement("script"); s.async = true; s.setAttribute("data-cfasync", "false"); s.src = "https://media.aso1.net/js/code.min.js"; document.head.appendChild(s); } // Force a re-scan for AdRevv's SDK (2026-08-18 — same root cause + fix as // tv.html's top-leaderboard bug, see memory/project_adrevv_sdk_autofill_fix.md). // code.min.js does a ONE-SHOT DOM scan for .ins-zone elements at its own // boot time and never looks again — a zone we inject dynamically AFTER // that scan (which this script always does, since city resolution runs on // a delay) sits in the DOM forever with an empty , never filled with // real creative, even though ensureAdRevvLoader() sees the script tag // already present and (correctly, for its own narrow purpose) does // nothing further. The real SDK global is window._ASO with a .loadAll() // method that re-scans the LIVE DOM on demand — call it after every // injection, polling briefly in case the SDK is still mid-boot. function triggerAsoScan(attempts) { attempts = attempts || 0; if (window._ASO && typeof window._ASO.loadAll === "function") { try { window._ASO.loadAll(); } catch (e) {} } else if (attempts = LONG_ARTICLE_PARAGRAPH_THRESHOLD; injected = true; var banner = buildBannerEl(zoneId); if (isLong) { // Room for two — National stays put, Local goes at the midpoint. var mid = Math.floor(paras.length / 2); var after = paras[mid]; after.parentNode.insertBefore(banner, after.nextSibling); ensureAdRevvLoader(); triggerAsoScan(); return; } // Short article — Local wins, National is sacrificed. var national = findNativeNationalAdElement(); if (national && national.parentNode) { national.parentNode.replaceChild(banner, national); ensureAdRevvLoader(); triggerAsoScan(); return; } // National wasn't found (plugin didn't fire, or already removed) — just // place Local at the same fallback position the old v1 logic used. if (paras.length >= 2) { paras[1].parentNode.insertBefore(banner, paras[1].nextSibling); } else if (paras.length === 1) { paras[0].parentNode.insertBefore(banner, paras[0].nextSibling); } else { container.appendChild(banner); } ensureAdRevvLoader(); triggerAsoScan(); } var attempted = null; function resolveAndInject() { if (injected) return; var citySlug = citySlugFromUrl() || citySlugFromPersonalization() || citySlugFromCookie(); if (!citySlug || citySlug === attempted) return; attempted = citySlug; fetch("/wp-json/wp/v2/city?slug=" + encodeURIComponent(citySlug) + "&_fields=meta") .then(function (r) { return r.ok ? r.json() : []; }) .then(function (cities) { var state = cities[0] && cities[0].meta && cities[0].meta.state; if (!state) return null; var channelId = citySlug + "-" + String(state).toLowerCase(); return fetch(ZONE_MAP_URL) .then(function (r) { return r.ok ? r.json() : {}; }) .then(function (zoneMap) { return zoneMap[channelId]; }); }) .then(function (zoneId) { if (zoneId) injectBanner(zoneId); }) .catch(function () { /* fail silent — leaving the native National ad alone is safer than a broken swap */ }); } if (document.readyState !== "loading") resolveAndInject(); else document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", resolveAndInject); setTimeout(resolveAndInject, 800); setTimeout(resolveAndInject, 2000); setTimeout(resolveAndInject, 4500); })(); /* City-scoped Right Rail banner ad — Simple Ad Portal build, 2026-08-14 (roadmap #101, HLL Advertiser & Monetization -> Simple Ad Portal). Larry: "Right-rail per city is a 'must have' so we will need to finish this one." Before this, right-rail was ONE flat site-wide zone (162129, "Right Rail") hardcoded into HLL's Elementor template on every city page — an advertiser who bought right-rail placement would show on EVERY city regardless of what they actually purchased. v2 (2026-08-18, Larry: "can we run our National1 ad on plano?" — testing surfaced this was completely dead on article pages). Two real bugs found and fixed by actually testing live rather than trusting the v1 design: BUG 1 — wrong selector on article pages. v1 only tried .elementor-element-38f691d, which is the city-HUB page's widget id. Verified live across 4 different article pages (raw HTML, no JS) that the SAME right-rail ad slot on the ARTICLE template uses a DIFFERENT, also-stable Elementor widget id: .elementor-element-a0ed091. Now tries BOTH, in order — first match wins, so this keeps working on city-hub pages exactly as before while ALSO working on articles for the first time ever. BUG 2 — swapped-in zone never got filled with creative, even once found. Same root cause as memory/project_adrevv_sdk_autofill_fix.md and the obbm-local-business-banner v2 fix earlier this session: AdRevv's code.min.js SDK does a ONE-SHOT DOM scan for .ins-zone elements at its own boot time and never re-scans on its own. swapZone() replaces the wrapper's innerHTML with a brand-new — which the SDK never sees unless something explicitly calls its window._ASO.loadAll() re-scan method afterward. v1 never did this, so even a successfully-swapped zone sat empty forever. Fixed the same way: triggerAsoScan() polls for window._ASO then calls .loadAll(). Unlike the in-article case, this element ships with AdRevv's OWN static + pair ALREADY baked into the server-rendered HTML (a literal AdRevv embed snippet pasted into an Elementor "HTML" widget). That script tag is `async` and starts downloading the instant the browser parses it, with no reliable way for a body-end script like this one to guarantee it runs first. Rather than fight that race, this REPLACES THE ENTIRE WRAPPER's innerHTML unconditionally with a fresh + pair for the resolved per-city zone, whether the original is still there or has already been swapped for a rendered iframe by the time this fires. A brief flash of the flat/national right-rail ad before the city-specific one takes over is the accepted tradeoff — the two sequential network fetches this needs (city lookup, then zone-map lookup) make winning that race outright impossible regardless of how early this script tries to run. City resolution + zone-map fetch logic is a direct copy of obbm-local-business-banner's (same three-tier city resolution — URL, personalization widget, adrevv_city/state cookie fallback — same /catalog/city-*-zones.json convention) — kept deliberately duplicated, not shared, matching this codebase's established practice of forking small self-contained snippet blocks rather than introducing cross-block load-order dependencies (see looptv-elections-lane memory, "fork the reader, don't share the data file"). */ (function () { var ZONE_MAP_URL = "https://media.obbmnetwork.tv/catalog/city-rightrail-zones.json"; var WRAPPER_SELECTORS = [".elementor-element-38f691d", ".elementor-element-a0ed091"]; var done = false; function findWrapper() { for (var i = 0; i "new mexico" // so multi-word states hit STATE_ABBR. Without this, abbr was "" for all 22 // OBBM cities in 2-word states and this resolver returned null, silently // serving the generic National ad instead of that city's local zone. state = state.toLowerCase().trim().replace(/[-_]+/g, " ").replace(/\s+/g, " "); var abbr = state.length === 2 ? state : (STATE_ABBR[state] || ""); if (!abbr) return null; var slug = city.toLowerCase().trim().replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, "-").replace(/^-+|-+$/g, ""); if (!slug) return null; return slug + "-" + abbr; } function triggerAsoScan(attempts) { attempts = attempts || 0; if (window._ASO && typeof window._ASO.loadAll === "function") { try { window._ASO.loadAll(); } catch (e) {} } else if (attempts < 20) { setTimeout(function () { triggerAsoScan(attempts + 1); }, 250); } } function swapZone(zoneId) { if (done) return; var wrapper = findWrapper(); if (!wrapper) return; done = true; wrapper.innerHTML = '' + ''; triggerAsoScan(); } var attempted = null; function resolveAndSwap() { if (done) return; var citySlug = citySlugFromUrl() || citySlugFromPersonalization() || citySlugFromCookie(); if (!citySlug || citySlug === attempted) return; attempted = citySlug; fetch("/wp-json/wp/v2/city?slug=" + encodeURIComponent(citySlug) + "&_fields=meta") .then(function (r) { return r.ok ? r.json() : []; }) .then(function (cities) { var state = cities[0] && cities[0].meta && cities[0].meta.state; if (!state) return null; var channelId = citySlug + "-" + String(state).toLowerCase(); return fetch(ZONE_MAP_URL) .then(function (r) { return r.ok ? r.json() : {}; }) .then(function (zoneMap) { return zoneMap[channelId]; }); }) .then(function (zoneId) { if (zoneId) swapZone(zoneId); }) .catch(function () { /* fail silent — leaving the flat zone alone is safer than a broken swap */ }); } if (document.readyState !== "loading") resolveAndSwap(); else document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", resolveAndSwap); setTimeout(resolveAndSwap, 50); setTimeout(resolveAndSwap, 800); setTimeout(resolveAndSwap, 2000); setTimeout(resolveAndSwap, 4500); })(); /* obbm-sidebar-tablet-fix — 2026-08-20 — Root cause of "ad appears inside the article" (National1 Energy report): the shared Single Post template (post-146.css, applies to every HLL city article) has a right-sidebar column (.elementor-element-48f0daa — wraps BOTH the ad zone AND the Trending/Community-News section as siblings) that's correctly 30% width at desktop, but a LATER-declared rule at the 768-1024px "tablet" range collapses it (and its 70%-wide sibling, .elementor-element-6c0230de, the main article body) to 100% each — stacking the whole sidebar, fixed-size ad and all, into the main content flow right after the article. Trending/Community-News (a fluid text list) reflows fine into that stacked block and goes unnoticed; a fixed-dimension ad creative does not, and reads as "randomly dropped inside the article." Fix: keep both columns at their desktop split (70/30) through the tablet range too, so the ad stays anchored in the same sidebar column as Trending at every width down to genuine mobile (<768px, untouched). */ @media (min-width: 768px) and (max-width: 1024px) { body.elementor-page-146 .elementor-element.elementor-element-48f0daa { width: 30% !important; } body.elementor-page-146 .elementor-element.elementor-element-6c0230de { width: 70% !important; } } (function(){ // arch #204g v2 (2026-09-14, per Terry — pixel owner + DataPulse manager). // v1 only set the DataPulse visitor id on a visitor's 2ND+ pageview (it waited // for AdRevv's own ___visitor_uuid to exist), so single-article news // readers (the bulk of HLL traffic, who bounce after one page) never resolved. // v2 assigns a stable, valid, HYPHENATED uuid on the FIRST pageview: persist our // own id under obbm_dp_vid and always reuse it; on first sight, seed it from // AdRevv's pixel uuid if that's already present (keeps cross-linkage for repeat // visitors), otherwise mint a fresh v4. DataPulse silently drops non-UUID ids. try { var OUR_KEY = 'obbm_dp_vid'; var UUID_RE = /^[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{12}$/i; function hyph(x){ return /^[0-9a-f]{32}$/i.test(x) ? x.replace(/^(.{8})(.{4})(.{4})(.{4})(.{12})$/, '$1-$2-$3-$4-$5') : x; } function uuidv4(){ try { if (window.crypto && crypto.randomUUID) return crypto.randomUUID(); } catch(e){} try { if (window.crypto && crypto.getRandomValues) { var b = new Uint8Array(16); crypto.getRandomValues(b); b[6] = (b[6] & 0x0f) | 0x40; b[8] = (b[8] & 0x3f) | 0x80; var h = []; for (var i = 0; i < 16; i++) h.push((b[i] + 0x100).toString(16).slice(1)); return h[0]+h[1]+h[2]+h[3]+'-'+h[4]+h[5]+'-'+h[6]+h[7]+'-'+h[8]+h[9]+'-'+h[10]+h[11]+h[12]+h[13]+h[14]+h[15]; } } catch(e){} return 'xxxxxxxx-xxxx-4xxx-yxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'.replace(/[xy]/g, function(c){ var r = Math.random()*16|0, v = c === 'x' ? r : (r & 0x3 | 0x8); return v.toString(16); }); } var v = null; try { v = localStorage.getItem(OUR_KEY); } catch(e){} if (!v || !UUID_RE.test(v)) { var seed = null; try { for (var i = 0; i < localStorage.length; i++) { var k = localStorage.key(i); if (/^__.+_visitor_uuid$/.test(k)) { seed = localStorage.getItem(k); break; } } } catch(e){} if (seed && /^[0-9a-f]{32}$/i.test(seed)) { v = hyph(seed); } else if (seed && UUID_RE.test(seed)) { v = seed; } else { v = uuidv4(); } try { localStorage.setItem(OUR_KEY, v); } catch(e){} } window.adrevvDataPulseVisitorId = v; } catch (e) {} })(); /* Every "Loop TV" link on HLL should carry the city the reader is ACTUALLY reading, so LoopTV opens THAT city's channel — and so LoopTV's own return-to-HLL button brings them back to the same city. Found 2026-09-04. Larry: "when a reader is in Dallas, TX HLL and using a link (any link to looptv) it should take them to the Dallas looptv channel ... This is not 'always' happening." The "sometimes" was never intermittent — there are THREE different LoopTV links per page and only one carried the city, so which one the reader happened to click decided the outcome: 1. nav menu "Loop TV" → hardcoded ?city=dallas&state=tx&back=/support-us/ Verified byte-identical in RAW server HTML (cache-busted, no cookies) on Dallas, Fort Worth, Buffalo, Plano AND Anchorage — a static string typed into the Elementor nav-menu widget config, not dynamic at all. Worked only for Dallas readers; everyone else silently got Dallas. 2. "TV" button (.amn-item__btn) → bare https://mylooptv.com/, no city. Always landed on Home/National. Broken 100% of the time. 3. Loop Report widget tile → ?channel=. Correct, left alone below. Fix: rewrite the broken ones to ?channel= — the direct, exact form LoopTV resolves with a straight lookup (?city=&state= instead goes through a fuzzy name match whose fallback silently returns an arbitrary channel in that state). Also attaches ?back= so the return trip lands on the city they came from even if they never open a city channel. Same two-tier city resolution + retry stagger as obbm-cityhall-link-resolve v2 above — URL path first (you're looking AT that city's content), personalization widget second (correct on homepage/category/article pages that carry no city segment). Deliberately NOT cookie-first like getCitySlug() further up this snippet: a cookie holds the reader's LAST city, which is exactly what produced a wrong answer in testing (page said fort-worth, cookie said plano). TWO THINGS THAT BIT DURING THE BUILD, both verified against all 177 live HLL city terms vs all 175 live LoopTV channels — don't "simplify" them away: a) DO NOT blindly append the state. Cities whose bare name collides across states already carry the state IN THE SLUG (arlington-va, charleston-wv, columbus-ga, kansas-city-mo, rochester-mn, springfield-il, washington-dc). Appending again gives "arlington-va-va" → a channel that does not exist. 7 of 177 cities. Hence the endsWith guard below. b) VERIFY the channel exists before swapping. Two HLL city terms have no matching LoopTV channel at all — "rochester" (NY; the only Rochester channel is rochester-mn) and "abq" (channel is albuquerque-nm). Sending a reader to a nonexistent channel is WORSE than doing nothing: tv.html's route() calls showCity() with no try/catch and getJSON() throws on 404, so the page hangs on "Loading channel…" forever. The HEAD below costs no body bytes and makes that impossible. (The cityhall block above verifies its destination for the same reason — that's why these same 9 cities quietly keep their fallback link there instead of 404ing.) */ (function () { var CATALOG = "https://media.obbmnetwork.tv/catalog"; function citySlugFromUrl() { var m = location.pathname.match(/^\/city\/([a-z0-9-]+)\/?/); return m ? m[1] : null; } function citySlugFromPersonalization() { var el = document.querySelector(".adrevv-city-loop-link"); if (!el) return null; var m = (el.textContent || "").trim().match(/^The\s+(.+?)\s+Loop$/i); return m ? m[1].trim().toLowerCase().replace(/\s+/g, "-") : null; } /* Only touch links that are genuinely un-targeted. A link already carrying channel=/series=/episode=/view=/zip= is pointing somewhere on purpose (the Loop Report tile, a deep-link to a specific show, etc.) and must be left exactly as-is — this block only repairs the bare link and the stale ?city=&state= form. */ function shouldRewrite(a) { var u; try { u = new URL(a.href, location.href); } catch (e) { return false; } if (!/(^|\.)mylooptv\.com$/i.test(u.hostname)) return false; var p = u.searchParams; if (p.has("channel") || p.has("series") || p.has("episode") || p.has("view") || p.has("zip")) return false; return true; } var resolvedHref = null; // set only after the channel is CONFIRMED to exist var attempted = null; // citySlug already resolved for — avoids re-fetching function swapLinks() { if (!resolvedHref) return; document.querySelectorAll('a[href*="mylooptv.com"]').forEach(function (a) { if (shouldRewrite(a) && a.href !== resolvedHref) a.href = resolvedHref; }); } function resolveAndSwap() { // Always re-apply first: the header/mega-menu (ElementsKit + 2 Elementor // nav copies) renders asynchronously, so a nav copy that appeared AFTER // we resolved still needs the swap. Cheap + idempotent. swapLinks(); var citySlug = citySlugFromUrl() || citySlugFromPersonalization(); if (!citySlug || citySlug === attempted) return; attempted = citySlug; fetch("/wp-json/wp/v2/city?slug=" + encodeURIComponent(citySlug) + "&_fields=meta") .then(function (r) { return r.ok ? r.json() : []; }) .then(function (cities) { var state = cities[0] && cities[0].meta && cities[0].meta.state; if (!state) return null; // unknown city → leave hrefs alone state = String(state).toLowerCase(); // (a) slug may ALREADY end in the state — see header note var channelId = citySlug.slice(-(state.length + 1)) === ("-" + state) ? citySlug : citySlug + "-" + state; // (b) confirm the channel really exists before pointing anyone at it return fetch(CATALOG + "/channels/" + encodeURIComponent(channelId) + ".json", { method: "HEAD" }) .then(function (r) { if (!r.ok) return null; // no such channel → leave hrefs alone resolvedHref = "https://mylooptv.com/?channel=" + encodeURIComponent(channelId) + "&back=" + encodeURIComponent(location.origin + location.pathname); swapLinks(); }); }) .catch(function () { /* fail silent — existing href stays as fallback */ }); } if (document.readyState !== "loading") resolveAndSwap(); else document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", resolveAndSwap); setTimeout(resolveAndSwap, 800); setTimeout(resolveAndSwap, 2000); setTimeout(resolveAndSwap, 4500); })(); /* Larry 2026-09-08, from an iPad: the "MORE NEWS" button and the "FEATURED" heading tag below it were overlapping on the city home pages. Measured cause (desktop 1348px): .elementor-element-98230bc is the flex column holding BOTH right-hand news boxes and has row-gap:0, while the News box's .adrevv-cards__cta has margin-bottom:0 — so the More News button's bottom edge sat at exactly the same y as the next box's top edge (gap = 0px). At tablet widths that reads as a collision. 1. Drop the Featured box's own heading per Larry: "We don't really need that 'featured' heading because the 'More Featured' button is directly below." 2. Give the column a real row-gap so its two children can never be flush again — without this the button would simply collide with whatever the hidden heading was sitting in front of. */ .elementor-element-33260af .adrevv-cards__heading { display: none; } .elementor-element-98230bc { row-gap: 18px; }