I want to integrate iAd in my app. My app is tab based application. Most of my views have TableView in it. What can be the best place to display banner, should I display bottom of the TableView or top of the TableView?
Bottom of the tableview is a good place to place the ads, as there are more chances the use will click on the ads when he/she wants to tap on the tabs. Check Other apps also. The app "FindHrr" I have developed has a similar design where we have placed the app below the tableview.
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I have successfully been able to add an admob banner ad to a collection view cell
I have 2 question
First one is :
-Are we allowed to use multiple banner ads in a collectionview
Second one is:
- are we allowed to use banner ads in collectionview cell
Becuase when the user scroll the ad stay at the index,and another ad is shown at different index
Yes, you can use multiple banner ads in a CollectionView! Here is a demo by Google how to implement it in a TableView (very similar):
BannerTableViewExample
I hope it helps! Please let me know if it works for you. I'm currently working on that as well.
i am currently developing an app and i will need to implement google ad banner.
I am supposed to display the ad banner in the main view controller. But i have a side menu bar. Currently, when i open the side menu, the ad is blocked.
Is this a correct behaviour? Or is there any way that i can make the ad visible even when the side menu appears?
I know that for android, they would have a gap at the bottom to display the ad, so all the view controllers are shortened by the amount of the height the ad banner has?
Is that achievable in iOS as well?
Yes, you can achieve the Android like behavior very easily in iOS too.
Just create a Parent view controller and embed each controller in it.
Rest of the idea you can take from iADSuite below.
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/samplecode/iAdSuite_Storyboard/Listings/ContainerBanner_ContainerBanner_BannerViewController_m.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40013458-ContainerBanner_ContainerBanner_BannerViewController_m-DontLinkElementID_11
So I'm creating an app at the moment and one of my views has a design that resembles the Apple app store where there are multiple icons in sections that are scrollable horizontally as well as being able to scroll vertically through the sections (Categories). Anyone with an iPhone can simply open the app store application on the device and view the featured tab to understand what I'm trying to achieve.
My question is how to achieve the design in the app store. Im assuming its a combination of multiple components such as a table view/collection view, scroll view and image views.
I don't believe there are any duplicates to this question from my research, but as always I stand corrected. Any insights or direction would be great.
I want to make my app universal with one storyboard for all devices. I have now a view below my table view which should contain the iAd banner, unless the user has made the in app purchase to remove the ads. So now I want to place the iAd banner within this view, but I don't know how big this view must be? Very confused about all the information in the internet, since a lot of stuff has been deprecated with the universal storyboards...
Apple's own iAD Programming Guide does not cover the Adaptive Layout with Size Classes the last I checked. So, you may want to try and turn off Size Classes for your StoryBoard and use 2 StoryBoards. But, this will make defining Constraints more important to adjust for various device sizes.
iAd Programming Guide (check the Banner View Concepts section)
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/iAd_Guide/Introduction/Introduction.html
When you open a map with MapKit, it displays a small "Legal" link near the bottom which you can access for a lot of legal stuff. According to the guidelines, this link must not be interfered with to prevent it from functioning. I don't even know if it can be moved.
At the same time, the recommended placement of ads from iAd is at the bottom of the screen. Makes sense because that's where the fingers are. But placing the ad there will overlap the link and prevent it from being accessed.
I was wondering if anyone has set up iAds so that instead of overlaying the main screen, it reduces the size of the main screen, and positions itself "next" to it?
I'm thinking if I do this with other controls at the bottom, then would that inconvenience users who are trying to access the controls, only to have an ad slip underneath?
Would it be better to go against recommendation and put the ad at the top?
I suggest the simplest solution possible: set the canDisplayBannerAds property of your view controller to true; this should handle pushing display ads up from the bottom and resizing the existing views.