The Inline Banner ad is implemented similarly to a standard banner ad. The format of the ad is dynamically chosen based on the screen id provided when loading the ad.

Here is an example of what a inline adaptive banner ad looks like:

Banner Ad
Inline Banner Format

Add ad view to the layout

The first step in displaying a banner ad is to place an IkmWidgetAdView in the layout for the Activity or Fragment where the ad is to be shown.

  <com.ikame.android.sdk.widgets.IkmWidgetAdView
  android:id="@+id/adsView"
  android:layout_width="match_parent"
  android:layout_height="wrap_content"
  app:ikwad_preview_layout="@layout/shimmer_loading_banner" />

Load ad

Once the IkmWidgetAdView is in place, the next step is to load an ad. That’s done with the loadAd() method in the IkmWidgetAdView class.The ad is identified by a specific screen, which acts as the ad unit ID. The IKShowWidgetAdListener listener handles the events that occur during the ad’s display process, such as successfully showing the ad or encountering a failure.

  fun loadAd(screen: String, adListener: IKShowWidgetAdListener?)

Parameters:

  • screen: considered as a unitId, our team will send you the screenAd list.

  • adListener: The IKShowWidgetAdListener interface is designed to handle the events related to the display of widget ads. It provides callbacks for various stages of ad display, including when ads are shown, fail to show, or are clicked.

    • onAdShowed(): Called when an ad is successfully displayed. This method is used to trigger any follow-up actions once the ad is shown.

    • onAdShowFail(error: IKAdError): Invoked when there is a failure in displaying the ad. It takes an IKAdError object as a parameter, which contains details about what caused the failure.

    • onAdClick(): Triggered when an ad is clicked by the user. This method can be used to handle user interaction with the ad.

Example 
  val adsView: IkmWidgetAdView? = findViewById(R.id.adsView)
adsView.attackLifecycle(this.lifecycle)
adsView.loadAd(
        "banner_screen_id",
        object : IKShowWidgetAdListener {
            override fun onAdShowed() {}
            override fun onAdShowFail(error: IKAdError) {
                adsView?.visibility = View.GONE
            }
        }
)
  
  IkmWidgetAdView adsView = findViewById(R.id.adsView);
adsView.attackLifecycle(getLifecycle());
adsView.loadAd("banner_screen_id", new IKShowWidgetAdListener() {
            @Override
            public void onAdShowed() {

            }

            @Override
            public void onAdShowFail(@NonNull IKAdError ikAdError) {

            }

            @Override
            public void onAdClick() {

            }
        });

Recall load current ad

When IkmWidgetAdView has successfully loaded an Ad, if you want to show another ad at this location. Please use the following function to avoid losing old Ads that have been displayed.

  fun reCallLoadAd(listener: IKShowWidgetAdListener?)

Parameters:

  • listener: The IKShowWidgetAdListener interface is designed to handle the events related to the display of widget ads. It provides callbacks for various stages of ad display, including when ads are shown, fail to show, or are clicked.

    • onAdShowed(): Called when an ad is successfully displayed. This method is used to trigger any follow-up actions once the ad is shown.

    • onAdShowFail(error: IKAdError): Invoked when there is a failure in displaying the ad. It takes an IKAdError object as a parameter, which contains details about what caused the failure.

    • onAdClick(): Triggered when an ad is clicked by the user. This method can be used to handle user interaction with the ad.

Example 
  if (adsView.getIsAdLoaded()) {
    adsView.reCallLoadAd(
        listener = object : IKShowWidgetAdListener {
            override fun onAdShowed() {
            }

            override fun onAdShowFail(error: IKAdError) {
            }

            override fun onAdClick() {
            }
        }
    )
}
  
  if (adsView.getIsAdLoaded()) {
    adsView.reCallLoadAd(new IKShowWidgetAdListener() {
        @Override
        public void onAdShowed() {

        }

        @Override
        public void onAdShowFail(@NonNull IKAdError ikAdError) {

        }

        @Override
        public void onAdClick() {

        }
    });
}

Destroy ad

In certain scenarios, IkmWidgetAdView can be prone to memory leaks. Therefore, it is essential to destroy the ad when your Fragment or Activity is destroyed to manage resources properly.

  fun destroyAd()
Example 
  override fun onDestroy() {
    super.onDestroy()
    adsView?.destroyAd()
}
  
  @Override
protected void onDestroy() {
    super.onDestroy();
    adsView.destroy();
}