Multi-Size Banner

Integrate Multi-Size Banners

Multi-size banner placements are similar to sticky banners, but can present banners of varying sizes. For instance, it is possible to display a banner of the standard size 320x53, followed by a medium rectangle of size 300x250 within the same placement.

Create Placement

It will depend on the server-side configuration on the Dashboard and what actual sizes are getting delivered to your placement.

To create an instance of MultiSizeBannerPlacement, use the following API:

Java

MultiSizeBannerPlacement placement = AATKit.createMultiSizeBannerPlacement("<PLACEMENT_NAME>");

Kotlin

val placement = AATKit.createMultiSizeBannerPlacement("<PLACEMENT_NAME>")

The green background is an ad container (FrameLayout), into which the placement view is added by the app. It represents the space that the app reserves for a multi-size banner placement view (the green colour is just used here for explanatory purposes).

Listen to Callbacks

Through the use of MultiSizeBannerPlacementListener, you can listen to the different placement callbacks.

Java

placement.setListener(this);

Kotlin

placement.listener = this

Request Ad

Automatic Reload

To automatically load (and reload) the sticky banner placement enable auto-reload. If you do not set the refresh time interval seconds explicitly, AATKit will

• Reload every 30 seconds (if no refresh time interval is set on the Dashboard)

• Respect the refresh time interval setting of the Dashboard (which means, you can configure the interval without having to re-publish your app)

Java

// reload the banner placement every 30 seconds.
placement.startAutoReload();
// OR set refresh time manually
placement.startAutoReload(45);

Kotlin

// reload the banner placement every 30 seconds.
placement.startAutoReload()
// OR set refresh time manually
placement.startAutoReload(45)

The minimum refresh time is 30 seconds.

This needs to stop the auto-reload when it is no longer needed (e.g. if the view controller presenting ads will disappear):

Java

placement.stopAutoReload();

Kotlin

placement.stopAutoReload()

Manual Load

To manually load the sticky banner placement:

Java

placement.reload();
// Or using force load
placement.reload(true);

Kotlin

placement.reload()
// Or using force load
placement.reload(true)

Force Load

• false (default): reload() will respect the current time interval.

• true: reload() will immediately reload (irrespective of the fact when the last ad was loaded). This can be useful if the same sticky banner placement is used on various different pages of the app and you want to load a new ad every time the user navigates to another page (while still using auto-reloading).

Destroy old banner

When you no longer need a multiSizeBanner (for example when moving to a different activity), you have to destroy it manually by removing it from your view and calling the "destroy" method:

Java

[remove loadedMultiSizeBanner from your layout]
loadedMultiSizeBanner.destroy();
loadedMultiSizeBanner = null;

Kotlin

[remove loadedMultiSizeBanner from your layout]
loadedMultiSizeBanner.destroy()
loadedMultiSizeBanner = null

Complete Code Example

Java

private MultiSizeBannerPlacement placement = AATKit.createMultiSizeBannerPlacement("<PLACEMENT_NAME>");
private BannerPlacementLayout loadedBanner = null;

@Override
protected void onResume() {
    super.onResume();
    // [IMPORTANT] Notify AATKit about activity lifecycle
    AATKit.onActivityResume(this);

    // Set placement listener to listen to the callbacks
    placement.setListener(this);

    // reload the banner placement every 30 seconds.
    placement.startAutoReload();
    // OR set refresh time manually
    placement.startAutoReload(30);
}

@Override
protected void onPause() {
    // [IMPORTANT] Stop placement auto-reload
    placement.stopAutoReload();
    // [IMPORTANT] Notify AATKit about activity lifecycle
    AATKit.onActivityPause(this);
    super.onPause();
}

// MultiSizeBannerPlacementListener implementation
@Override
public void onPauseForAd(@NonNull Placement placement) {
    // App is paused after banner got clicked
}

@Override
public void onResumeAfterAd(@NonNull Placement placement) {
    // Back to the app after clicking on the ad
}

@Override
public void onHaveAdWithBannerView(@NonNull Placement placement, @NonNull BannerPlacementLayout bannerView) {
    //clear previous banner
    bannerFrame.removeAllViews();
    if (loadedBanner != null) {
        loadedBanner.destroy();
    }
    //present new banner
    loadedBanner = bannerView;
    bannerFrame.addView(loadedBanner);
}

@Override
public void onNoAd(@NonNull Placement placement) {
    // The placement could not load a new ad
}

Kotlin

private val placement = createMultiSizeBannerPlacement("<PLACEMENT_NAME>")
private var loadedBanner: BannerPlacementLayout? = null

protected override fun onResume() {
    super.onResume()
    // [IMPORTANT] Notify AATKit about activity lifecycle
    onActivityResume(this)

    // Set placement listener to listen to the callbacks
    placement.listener = this

    // reload the banner placement every 30 seconds.
    placement.startAutoReload()
    // OR set refresh time manually
    placement.startAutoReload(30)
}

protected override fun onPause() {
    // [IMPORTANT] Stop placement auto-reload
    placement.stopAutoReload()
    // [IMPORTANT] Notify AATKit about activity lifecycle
    onActivityPause(this)
    super.onPause()
}

// MultiSizeBannerPlacementListener implementation
fun onPauseForAd(placement: Placement) {
    // App is paused after banner got clicked
}

fun onResumeAfterAd(placement: Placement) {
    // Back to the app after clicking on the ad
}

fun onHaveAdWithBannerView(placement: Placement, bannerView: BannerPlacementLayout) {
    //clear previous banner
    bannerFrame.removeAllViews()
    loadedBanner?.destroy()
    //present new banner
    loadedBanner = bannerView
    bannerFrame.addView(loadedBanner)
}

fun onNoAd(placement: Placement) {
    // The placement could not load a new ad
}