GET /request
You can display banners using the ad
field in the received data from the response. Since the banner is returned in HTML format, you can directly render it in web projects. In other platforms, you can utilize a WebView.
Parameters:
Platform
Use lowercase letters.
android
Platform value for Android
ios
Platform value for Apple
web
Platform value for Web
Locale
To specify a locale, use an underscore character to combine a language ID with a region designator. For example, the locale ID for English-language speakers in the United Kingdom is en_GB
, while the locale for English-speaking residents of the United States is en_US
.
[language designator]_[region designator]
en_GB zh_HK
Language designator: A code that represents a language. Use the two-letter ISO 639-1 standard.
Regional designator: A code that represents a country. Use the ISO 3166-1 standard, a two-letter, capitalized code.
Response:
Response Code & Message
Please refer to the Adrop Error Code page. A successful response is indicated by:
Ad Data
unit
STRING
YES
Ad unit ID
w
INT
YES
Width
h
INT
YES
Height
advertiser
STRING
NO
Advertiser Name (only for NativeAd)
icon
URL
NO
Advertiser Icon (only for NativeAd)
cover
URL
NO
Advertiser Cover (only for NativeAd)
advertiserURL
URL
NO
Advertiser URL (only for NativeAd)
headline
STRING
NO
Headline text (only for NativeAd)
body
STRING
NO
Body text (only for NativeAd)
callToAction
STRING
NO
Action button text (only for NativeAd)
destinationURL
URL
NO
Destination URL (only for NativeAd)
accountTag
JSON
NO
Account tag data added by publisher (only for NativeAd)
creativeTag
JSON
NO
Creative tag data added by publisher (only for NativeAd)
Ad Format
banner
Ad format value for banner
nativeAd
Ad format value for NativeAd
Ad Creative
banner
HTML format response
nativeAd
HTML format response
video
VAST format response (coming soon)
Last updated