ios swift advanced usage - yanivav/Test GitHub Wiki

Last SDK Version: 2.1.0

###Controlling the size of your banner The size of the banner is determined by the "size" parameter which can receive one of the following values

Value	Size	Best fits for
`STA_AutoAdSize`	Auto-size (recommended)	detects the width of the device's screen in its current orientation, and provides the optimal banner for this size
`STA_PortraitAdSize_320x50`	320x50	iPhone/iPod touch in portrait mode
`STA_LandscapeAdSize_480x50`	480x50	iPhone/iPod touch in landscape mode
`STA_PortraitAdSize_768x90`	768x90	iPad in portrait mode
`STA_LandscapeAdSize_1024x90`	1024x90	iPad in landscape mode

###Using banner delegates Set your view controller as a delegate so it is able to receive callbacks from the banner ad.

Add the STABannerDelegagteProtocol to the class declaration

class ViewController: UIViewController, STABannerDelegagteProtocol

Use withDelegate:self when initializing the STABannerView object:

startAppBanner = STABannerView(size: STA_AutoAdSize, 
                              autoOrigin: STAAdOrigin_Bottom, 
                              withView: self.view, 
                              withDelegate: self);

Implement the following functions:

func didDisplayBannerAd(banner: STABannerView)
func failedLoadBannerAd(banner: STABannerView,  withError error: NSError)    
func didClickBannerAd(banner: STABannerView)

###Using a fixed origin for your banner If you choose to locate the banner in a fixed origin rather than the view's top or bottom, simply pass the required origin point (x,y) upon initialization as explain in the following example

Locating your banner 100 pixels above the view's bottom:

startAppBanner = STABannerView(size: STA_AutoAdSize, 
                               origin: CGPointMake(0, self.view.frame.size.height - 100), 
                               withView: self.view, 
                               withDelegate: nil)

To use a different banner origin in a specific layout, call the "setOrigin"/"setSTAAutoOrigin" with the new origin value.

###Changing the banner size and origin upon rotation If you choose to manually control the banner's size & origin upon rotation, you can do it in the didRotateFromInterfaceOrientation method.

Example:

override func didRotateFromInterfaceOrientation(fromInterfaceOrientation:UIInterfaceOrientation) {
 startAppBanner!.didRotateFromInterfaceOrientation(fromInterfaceOrientation)

   if (UIInterfaceOrientationIsPortrait(self.interfaceOrientation)) {
      startAppBanner!.setOrigin(CGPointMake(0, 0))
      } else {
      startAppBanner!.setOrigin(CGPointMake(0, 200))
      }
   super.didRotateFromInterfaceOrientation(fromInterfaceOrientation)
   }

###Using Interstitial delegates Set your view controller as a delegate so it is able to receive callbacks from the interstitial ad

Add the STADelegateProtocol to the class declaration

class ViewController: UIViewController, STADelegateProtocol

Use "withDelegate:self" when calling the loadAd function: startAppAd!.loadAd(STAAdType_Automatic, withDelegate: self)
Implement the following functions:

func didLoadAd(ad: STAAbstractAd) 
func failedLoadAd(ad: STAAbstractAd, withError error: NSError)
func didShowAd(ad: STAAbstractAd)
func failedShowAd(ad: STAAbstractAd, withError error: NSError)
func didCloseAd(ad: STAAbstractAd)

###Explicitly selecting the type of interstitial ad to load When calling an interstitial ad, the ad type with the best performance will be automatically selected. If you would like to explicitly choose the type of ad, specify it when calling loadAd.

The options for this parameter are:

Constant Name	Description	Specific Ad Load Example
`STAAdType_FullScreen`	A full-page ad	`startAppAd!.loadAd(STAAdType_FullScreen)`
`STAAdType_OfferWall`	A full page offerwall	`startAppAd!.loadAd(STAAdType_OfferWall)`
`STAAdType_Overlay`	An overlay Ad is a full page Ad that runs on top of your application	`startAppAd!.loadAd(STAAdType_Overlay)`

###Showing banners in UITableView If you would like to load a banner into a UITableView instead of a general UIView, follow these instructions:

Make sure that the size of your cell is at least as the size of the banner you would like to show
Declare an STABannerView instance variable in your UITableView class

var startAppBanner: STABannerView?

Override the cellForRowAtIndexPath function, and add the required code:

override func tableView(tableView: UITableView?, cellForRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath!) -> UITableViewCell? {
   
       let reuseIdentifier = "Cell"
   
       var cell:UITableViewCell? = tableView?.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier(reuseIdentifier) as? UITableViewCell
       
       if !cell {
           cell = UITableViewCell(style: UITableViewCellStyle.Default, reuseIdentifier: reuseIdentifier)
       }
   
       
       if (!startAppBanner) {
         startAppBanner = STABannerView(size: STA_AutoAdSize, autoOrigin: STAAdOrigin_Top, withView: cell, withDelegate: self)
       }
       
       startAppBanner!.addSTABannerToCell(cell, withIndexPath: indexPath, atIntexPathRow: 2, repeatEach: 8)
       
       cell!.textLabel.text = "some text"
       cell!.textLabel.backgroundColor = UIColor.clearColor() 
   
       return cell
   }

Use the addSTABannerToCell method to set the banner's position and frequency:

atIntexPathRow - set the cell where you want to show the banner
repeatEach - set repetition frequency

In the above example, the banner will be displayed at the second cell, and will be repeated each 8 cells.

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