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Next to each name is some basic info and the (far right side) option to edit/archive this player tag.
Generate Player Tag
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There are 2 ways to generate player tags in order to send them to publishers:
In the list of players tags, click the circle.
Edit an existing player tag and choose Generate.
2 forms of players can be generated:
Short - generates 1 line of code that can modified by you remotely. This is the preferred form.
Long - generates the entire code of the player, and can’t be controlled by you remotely, so only use this if you must.
Add/Edit Player Tag
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When you click to add a new player tag or click to edit an existing one, you are presented with many useful options, most of which optional!
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Please remember to click Save / Deploy after you’re done.
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Publisher Channel - identical to the default setting, but used only for mobile.
Template - identical to the default setting, but used only for mobile.
Override Extensions
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Optionally bypass the https://aniview-test.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/BASIC/pages/655497/Templates#Extensions for this specific tag. If you like to enable it, see the templates' extensions for instructions how to fill the settings.
Override Functions
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This is one of the player tags' most powerful features, as it allows you to optionally inject your own JavaScript code into the player.
Each function is used in a different stage in the player tag’s events.
You can choose each function to override its default behavior.
Unique - controls the detection of whether this player runs more than once.
Find Win - controls if the player should run in the same document as the script of above it (e.g. parent or top).
Post Create - a usually empty placeholder that runs after the player’s main DIVs are created.
Retry - controls what happens when the player tries to re-activate itself after failures.
Create - controls the creation of the player’s main DIVs.
Position - controls where to place the player inside the page.
Load - controls the external calls to the player’s core.
Post Start - a usually empty placeholder that runs after the player has finished its initial loading.
Get Attribute - controls the pull of attributes from the script’s GET parameters.
Start - starts the player object.
Pre Run - a usually empty placeholder that runs before the player runs.
Run - controls the initially loading of the player.
Target - checks if the player runs in Desktop or Mobile.
Track - controls how the player tracks with pixels its internal flow.
Init - reserved for future usage.
InStream
Main
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Content
Override Functions
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