E etLux Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 29, 2011 #1 In a (really neat!) app I downloaded called "Plumber", the author has included an AdMob ad in a MsgBox Dialog. That is, you play through the game, and when you finish (presumably winning... lol) a MsgBox comes up announcing that, with an AdMob ad right above the OK button. I've been scratching my head trying to figure out how to do that, but so far I just have a less itchy head. Could anyone be kind enough to guide me through how to go about this? As always, thanks... David ----- David Sosnowski The Music of David Sosnowski
In a (really neat!) app I downloaded called "Plumber", the author has included an AdMob ad in a MsgBox Dialog. That is, you play through the game, and when you finish (presumably winning... lol) a MsgBox comes up announcing that, with an AdMob ad right above the OK button. I've been scratching my head trying to figure out how to do that, but so far I just have a less itchy head. Could anyone be kind enough to guide me through how to go about this? As always, thanks... David ----- David Sosnowski The Music of David Sosnowski
W WZSun Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 29, 2011 #2 Maybe you can use a Panel and 'simulate' it like a dialog box. Have it cover the entire screen to simulate a popup.. Upvote 0
Maybe you can use a Panel and 'simulate' it like a dialog box. Have it cover the entire screen to simulate a popup..
E etLux Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 29, 2011 #3 WZSun said: Maybe you can use a Panel and 'simulate' it like a dialog box. Have it cover the entire screen to simulate a popup.. Click to expand... Yes, that occurred to me, too, WZSun. But if you can do it within an existing architecture, that, to me, would seem a more straightforward approach? Best, David ----- David Sosnowski www.DavidSosnowsk.com Upvote 0
WZSun said: Maybe you can use a Panel and 'simulate' it like a dialog box. Have it cover the entire screen to simulate a popup.. Click to expand... Yes, that occurred to me, too, WZSun. But if you can do it within an existing architecture, that, to me, would seem a more straightforward approach? Best, David ----- David Sosnowski www.DavidSosnowsk.com
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 30, 2011 #4 Agraham's Dialogs library includes a customizable dialog. You can assign a Panel with AdView to it. Upvote 0
