I have developed simple webview app for my website. App simply load url of my website with in webview. Is it ok to insert adview for admob ads in this type of app? Thanks in advance.
You can either embed the ad in your webpage or add an adview to your app layout. It's really up to your personal preference.
I suppose the big difference is that if you wanted to change the adview after you've published the app, you would have to release an update while if your ad was on the webpage you could just change it there.
You should also consider that if you have ads on the webpage for people viewing it through a browser, you probably don't want to have additional ads within the app itself (or maybe you do, I don't know), it all depends on how your users access this website.
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I was trying to make an app using Android Webview. I am able to use Webview to load my site. My site is for registered users only. As a result, I wanted to create a Webview only for my logged in users. So, one layout (empty) for login page and another(tabbed) for logged in user.
So, is it possible to have 2 different layouts in a Webview in the same app? I am new in Android Studio and did not find specific discussion/solution of this problem elsewhere.
Share your thoughts. Thanks.
I have a WordPress website, it is responsive and use AdSense advt. in it. I am creating an android app (Webview) for the same, however in android webview I want to hide AdSense ad.
Is there any way to block the adsense on android webview.
You can control the behavior of AdSense ads on different devices, browsers and resolution, and various other customization controls through Advance-Ads plugin.
I have developed an android app which parses the website content and displays them on mobile by mapping the content to android specific View. Please note that this app is not the optimized version of website.
I am thinking to monetize it by using Adsense.
But, i am little confused on which Adsense should I use? Adsense for mobile or Adsense for content, and why?
Adsense is for websites, and Adsense for mobile is for mobile optimized websites.
If you are displaying the content using an android UI as opposed to a WebView, you should be using AdMob.
Keep in mind that almost all ad networks will have a clause in the TOS that you must own the content that you are monetizing. That is, you cannot parse someone else's website and monetize it.
I'm looking to build an android app based off a mobile site. Basically, I just need an app with a browser that I can use as a platform.
Many of the "build an app online" sites offer this, where you just put in the home url etc, but they all include their own ads etc.
Any ideas where to start?
If you want to make your own simple app without Ads, use just a WebView inside of a simgle activity layout set to fill the screen.
Doing this you will eliminate all ads, as well as have the ability to add in more features later on if you so choose.
If you just want to create a launcher icon that will open up the default browser to your sites page, you can do that by just starting a browser intent, and then closing the actual app.
This will allow you to have an app icon and play store listing, however the only thing that iw will do is bring the user to your website like you have mentioned.
Create an Activity with a WebView.
I think you're looking for an app that displays a WebView. However, that will only display the website as if you were looking at it in a mobile browser such as Android Chrome.
If you want the data from a mobile site, without anything else, then you have to hope that the site provides that, or you have to download its HTML and scrape it.
Is it possible to open AdMob web links in native browser and market links in market app?
I.e. now when I click on the add my Phonegap WebView overrides by Ad content and there is no way back except pressing Back button (I should click many times to go back in some cases).
I'm using Phonegap 1.0 and "Smartphone Web" AdMob.
I would imagine this is a setting in the admob code you put in your UIWebView