Have you tried: com.google.ads. AdView android:id="@+id/adview" android:layout_width="320dip" android:layout_height="50dip" ads:adUnitId="xxxxxxxxxxx" ads:adSize="BANNER I use AdWhirl to serve my ads for me and the way I have it is with a fixed view similar to this with fixed dimensions. Looks like you have it set to wrap content making the view disappear when nothing's there.
Try it out and let me know how it works out.
Have you tried: I use AdWhirl to serve my ads for me and the way I have it is with a fixed view similar to this with fixed dimensions. Looks like you have it set to wrap content making the view disappear when nothing's there. Try it out and let me know how it works out.
By default, The AdView will have no size until the ad is loaded. Which could cause problem if you have buttons above or below the ad. User could accidentally click on the ad if the ad returned at the exact moment they are about to click a button.
In old admob SDK I solved this by using setGoneWithoutAd(false). This way, the space will be preserved even when the ad is not returned yet. It works but I'm not sure if this is a proper method.(Will I run into the famous "Not enough space to show ad!" issue?
To sum up the question: How to(properly) make AdView "occupy" space even while requesting an ad? Thank you in advance!
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