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ClickTAG installation is required for Flash ads
1. Create a button (or click area) by adding an Action.
2. Choose the Action you want – most likely On Release.
3. Simply embed the below script, which will look like
1. Create a button (or click area) by adding an Action.
2. Choose the Action you want – most likely On Release.
3. Simply embed the below script, which will look like
4. Only 1 clickTAG for every creatives.
Expandable Flash ads
1. A Close Button must be in the expanded area.
2. _root.DivId must be included in the action script.
1. A Close Button must be in the expanded area.
2. _root.DivId must be included in the action script.
Additional Specifications
1. When creative is in Flash format, please install clickTAG.
2. System supports ads developed using up to Flash 9.0 version.
3. Transparent area must NOT be clickable.
4. A background layer is necessary as the “wmode” parameter will be set as transparent.
5. The frame rate for ad unit limit to 12-18 frames per second.
6. In case of operation with JavaScript, all clips process on root timeline, do not combine all in one movie clip as that will affect the download performance and replay function.
7. CPU consumption for all ad units must be <35%.
8. Click-thru URL Limit: 200 characters.
9. Please use Actionscript 2.0 as 3.0 is not supported.
1. When creative is in Flash format, please install clickTAG.
2. System supports ads developed using up to Flash 9.0 version.
3. Transparent area must NOT be clickable.
4. A background layer is necessary as the “wmode” parameter will be set as transparent.
5. The frame rate for ad unit limit to 12-18 frames per second.
6. In case of operation with JavaScript, all clips process on root timeline, do not combine all in one movie clip as that will affect the download performance and replay function.
7. CPU consumption for all ad units must be <35%.
8. Click-thru URL Limit: 200 characters.
9. Please use Actionscript 2.0 as 3.0 is not supported.
