FAQs on iframe bundling tag

1. Is iframe bundling tag possible in Brand Central?
Ans. Yes, you will have to append the iframe code.

2. How can I append the iframe bundling code?
Ans. This article describes how to append the iframe bundling code. Normally most of the publishers use default JS tag for bundling which has an unique bundle id. Implementing the default tag will help us the track both impressions and clicks separately.

Brand Central is expanding its market vastly and has recently added several international portals. International portals prefer iframe tags to be implemented on their websites.

Therefore, by appending the iframe bundling code, international portals can use the iframe tag. Previously, iframe tag did not provide the bundle id, instead it gave the ad id. While an ad id runs a single banner only, bundle id runs ‘n’ number of creatives.

Sample code below :

<IFRAME src="http://mybrandcentral.com/ads/iframe/?id=41778&cache=[timestamp]"
WIDTH=728 HEIGHT=90 MARGINWIDTH=0 MARGINHEIGHT=0 HSPACE=0VSPACE=0
FRAMEBORDER=0 SCROLLING=no BORDERCOLOR='#000000'></IFRAME>

In order to append the iframe bundling code, the iframe in the code needs to be added after the bundle in the code. This can be seen here.

Once the addition is done, the complete code for the iframe would appear as below:

<IFRAME src="http://mybrandcentral.com/bundle/iframe/?id=707&cache=[timestamp]"
 WIDTH=728 HEIGHT=90 MARGINWIDTH=0 MARGINHEIGHT=0 HSPACE=0 VSPACE=0
 FRAMEBORDER=0 SCROLLING=no BORDERCOLOR='#000000'></IFRAME>