Help! Making my banner work on Doubleclick Studio

I've looked at:

But im afraid it confused me a bit too much, Ive got an MPU ive built on Hype Pro and i want to upload the export to Doubleclick studio but it didnt work first time and flagged 86EB42-restorable.plist and PIE.htc as files it doesnt accept.

I deleted them and re-uploaded and it went through but shows no exits there for me to add the links to.

Please can someone dumb down how to set it up.

Thanks

Really appreciate any help you can give! I just bought 2 hype pro licences to use for this purpose so need it to work

Luke

What part of the above article confused you?

Those two files you’ve tried to upload shouldn’t be uploaded in the Doubleclick zip.

Hi Daniel, thankyou for replying, appreciate it. And yes indeed agent pires i tried deleting those two files which resulted in the ad working but not picking up the clickthrough exit.

So I have a Hype MPU and i want it to work on Doubleclick Studio.

I added to the header:

<script src="https://s0.2mdn.net/ads/studio/Enabler.js"> </script>

this bit:
hypeDocument.continueTimelineNamed('Main Timeline', hypeDocument.kDirectionForward);

i clicked at the beginning of my timeline and clicked run javascript and pasted that in.

i have a simple ad with one clickthrough

i added to the head:

<head>
<script type="text/javascript"> var clickTag = "http://www.YOUR-URL.com";</script>
</head>

then i exported the lot, deleted those 2 files previously mentioned and then put this in the html file it generated at the beginning of a div
<a href="javascript:window.open(window.clickTag)" >

Then zipped and put into doubleclick studio.

I really do appreciate any help you can give with this, moving forward for this software it would be great if there was a “how to” video of how to make your ad doubleclick ready once designing it.

Thankyou!!!

Anybody able to advise? thankyou!!

Make sure you just add this, and not the <head>...</head> again. [quote="lukehallppc, post:5, topic:7449"]
<script type="text/javascript"> var clickTag = "http://www.YOUR-URL.com";</script>
[/quote]

Can you try this instead?

<a href="#" onclick="window.open(clickTag)">linked item</a>

If that doesn't work, can you follow the instructions under 'Use a Macro to define the exit URL' and replace the marco with your URL?