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Overview

AdEngine supports the lazy loading of ads. Lazy-loading of an ad means that it will only be shown in on the page when the site user scrolls down to its placement. This kind of behavior leads to better ad performance and a speedier page, ultimately bettering improving ad cpms CPM and site user experience.

Follow the standard implementation guide for implementing AdEngine - if you want to use LazyLoad please inform your AM before making any changes, as just change in PubConfig is not enough to make it work. The lazyload module needs to be activated by AM at the configuration. Only after module is active, the ad Lazy loading support needs to be enabled by your AM. Please get in contact before implementing any changes.

After activation of lazy loading, follow the standard implementation guide for implementing AdEngine. Ad units that are going to be lazy-loaded need to be declared in either the Declarative declarative configuration for AdEngine or through the startAuction command. For each one of them, we need to To lazy-load an ad unit, use the AuctionLot structure with an additional field , called lazyLoad. This means that for declarative configuration we need to set it through the field activeLots and through the startAuction() function using an array of AuctionLot.

Module parameters

enabled

Sets whether or not the module is globally enabled. If set to false, no lazy loading will occur set to true.

Setting the

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ad unit parameters

Through declarative configuration

When we are defining the activeLots to be auctioned in by AdEngine, just add a new lazyLoad section attribute for the given lot with either a value of true.

window.snigelPubConf = 
	adengine: {
	  activeLots: [
		{placement: "divId-0", adUnit: "adUnitName-0" },
		{placement: "divId-1", adUnit: "adUnitName-1", lazyLoad: true},
		{placement: "divId-2", adUnit: "adUnitName-2", lazyLoad: true},
	  ]
}

In the example given above, the first lot ("divId-0", "adUnitName-0") will be normally auctioned, and the other two will be lazy-loaded.

Through startAuction() function

For the same example given above, the syntax should be as follows:

adngin.cmd.startAuction([
		{placement: "divId-0", adUnit: "adUnitName-0" },
		{placement: "divId-1", adUnit: "adUnitName-1", lazyLoad: true},
		{placement: "divId-2", adUnit: "adUnitName-2", lazyLoad: true},
	  ]);

Description

After configuring, AdEngine will add the lazy lot configurations to the batch of ad units that will be lazy loaded. When Ad units configured to be lazy-loaded will only load when the user scrolls down the page, when it hits the triggering thresholds for the given device and ad unit, the module starts a new . When the user hits a certain threshold before the ad gets visible, AdEngine will start an auction for that ad unit and shows it on the page will render the ad right before the user scrolls over reaches the placement of the ad. This leads to showing the ad only when it's ensures that ads are only displayed when needed, avoiding unnecessary auctions and processing power to show an ad that may or may not be visualizedvisible.

Notes

Lazy loading of ad units needs to have a declarative configuration in place or a manual call to startAuction with the array of lots to auction and/or lazy load. This means that running AdEngine in fully automated mode currently doesn't allow to lazy load ad units.
If for some reason someone tries to lazy load an ad that is already loaded in the page, the lazy load module will signal this as a warning and won't lazy load the ad, given it is already present in the pagesupport the lazy loading of ad units.