Vungle - ads not showing on iOS

Vungle
#21

The issue described in the first post has come back. It reproduces only to some of our users, not all and not in our test environment, so we can’t get the device logs. 

The problem is that ads.isAdAvailable() returns true, yet when ads.show() is called, no video is shown. Instead we see the following callbacks to the vungle listener:

{     type = "adLog",     isError = false } {     type = "cachedAdAvailable",     isError = false }

To these users this problem reproduces every time. 

They are using iOS 10.0.2, and the tracking id is enabled on their device. This is the same as some of our test devices, so we’re not sure why this is happening only to them. 

Please help…

#22

We have removed Vungle from our iOS app for now (too many of our users have complained…)

Please inform us of any change to the iOS sdk, because we would really like to keep using the plugin. 

#23

Sorry for the delay. We just pushed out new Corona plugin with Vungle iOS SDK 4.0.8 and Android SDK 4.0.3 yesterday.

We verified iOS SDK 4.0.8 fixed cached ad issue, that users with cached ads from previous SDK cannot play ad though adAvailable flag is true. And I will look into Android today. In the meantime could you try newest Corona daily build that has updated Vungle plugin and let us know? 

https://docs.coronalabs.com/daily/plugin/vungle/

Thanks,

Anna@Vungle

#24

Hi Rob,

We released updated plugin yesterday and wondering if there is a way to update Vungle plugin only without updating entire daily build of Corona SDK. Can you advise?

Thanks,

Anna

#25

Plugins update on their own, usually an hour or so after you push the changes to our server. For people using Corona SDK, they should not need a new daily build unless your plugin has made a change that’s depending on a feature in a later daily build (not usually the case).

However for Corona Enterprise users, plugins are put into a .tar.gz file with daily builds. Enterprise users needing access to the latest Vungle plugin would need to wait on the next daily build to get your latest version.

Rob

#26

Thanks Rob!

Is there a way to check our plugin version then? Or is it something that Vungle Plugin api could handle by adding a method to print its own version?

Anna

#27

If you mean can users of the plugin check the version programmatically? No, you would have to provide an API for that. I can look on the server and see when it was updated and what the last commit’s description was.

Rob

#28

Yes your server log will be nice, much appreciated.

We will create a simple api call to print version next time. 

Thanks,

Anna

#29

I’ll email you.