admob

问题 Okay really weird situation with AdMob. I want to place the ad on the bottom I have a LinearLayout. When I do it never shows up. When I place it on top it shows up perfectly. Not sure what the deal is here is my code. I do get a warning in LogCat that says "Not enough space to show ad! Wants <480,75> Has: <480, 0>" LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" xmlns:ads="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/mypackage" android:id="@+id/mainmenulayout" android

问题 I am trying to implement Admob ads on app. What I want to do is to ad a banner ad on a custom Dialog. I have tried everything but can't find the solution. I have made a custom xml for the dialog. When adding admob on xml, it won't run. So I tried do it programmatically. But still can't make it work. public void OnClickButton(View paramView) { int btn_id = paramView.getId(); if (btn_id == R.id.hint_field) { //set up dialog if (hint != null && hint.length()>0) { final Dialog dialog = new Dialog

问题 I just realized Google embeds AdMob into latest Google Play services (4+) I was wondering, should I prefer https://developers.google.com/mobile-ads-sdk/docs/#play over https://developers.google.com/mobile-ads-sdk/docs/#android ? As I do not see Google official stand on this. The reason I ask so, I found AdMob from Google Play services is pretty buggy still. This is my observation. Create an smart banner from Java code, and place it in a middle of a scroll view. Whenever the smart banner

问题 When implementing AdMob you can define an array of test IDs so that Google knows to serve test ads to these devices, instead of real ads. However, it requires "hashed device IDs". This seems a little vague to me. What ID are they talking about and what hashing method do they expect me to use? I'm talking about the bit that should go in here: request.testDevices = @[ @"hashed-device-id" ]; 回答1: I figured out how to generate the AdMob device ID: Just compute the MD5 of the advertisingIdentifier

问题 When implementing AdMob you can define an array of test IDs so that Google knows to serve test ads to these devices, instead of real ads. However, it requires "hashed device IDs". This seems a little vague to me. What ID are they talking about and what hashing method do they expect me to use? I'm talking about the bit that should go in here: request.testDevices = @[ @"hashed-device-id" ]; 回答1: I figured out how to generate the AdMob device ID: Just compute the MD5 of the advertisingIdentifier

问题 Is there any AdMob dummy ids for testing purpose? Do I need to register app & get MY_AD_UNIT_ID? 回答1: There aren't dummy ID's per se. You need to setup the XML or the JAVA code to get test ads. To get Test Ads during testing, add the following to your XML where you have the AdView declared. NOTE: I use just the XML code to display Ads in my app. <LinearLayout android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:gravity="bottom|center" android:orientation="horizontal

问题 I want to use xml to add a banner ad to my app. To understand how to do this, I read through the Google AdMob Ads Android Banner XML tutorial. There's even example code. However, the example project doesn't display ads on my device (a Motorola xt720). I get nothing relevant in LogCat. If I go to project settings and remove the 4.0.4 jar and add the 4.1.0 jar that I downloaded with Android SDK and AVD Manager (downloaded "Google Admob Ads Sdk package, revision 2" and the file is android-sdk

问题 The AdSize class has getWidthInPixels() and getHeightInPixels() methods to obtain size of the ad. Although, they work correctly for BANNER, they don't work SMART_BANNER. They always return -2. Can you please suggest me a way to fetch AdView size during run-time? 回答1: If you're using the Google Play services library, you can simply use: int widthPixels = AdSize.SMART_BANNER.getWidthInPixels(this); int heightPixels = AdSize.SMART_BANNER.getHeightInPixels(this); In the old standalone Android

问题 How can i create an admob smart banner with code? my layout is completely build with code. 回答1: You can do it more or less like this: LinearLayout adContainer = <container>; AdView adView = new AdView(activity) adView.setAdSize(AdSize.SMART_BANNER); adView.setAdUnitId(<your-publisher-id>); // Initiate a generic request to load it with an ad AdRequest adRequest = new AdRequest(); adRequest.addTestDevice(AdRequest.TEST_EMULATOR); adView.loadAd(adRequest); // Place the ad view. LinearLayout

问题 I'm a little confused on the matter of displaying my own in house ad's along side AdMob's ads with the use of setting eCPM values for order of importance. I currently am just running one house ad along with AdMobs's network. From the FAQ and AdMob help section I've come to the understanding that this is how the allocation will work. For Example, I set AdMob's eCPM to $5.00 and my in house ad to $0.01, in this case an AdMob ad will only be shown if it's value is equal to or exceeds $5.00. If