DOMContententLoaded | Feature für the Banner community

[Bendora]

Lot of Adserver want us to build in a Browser event: DOMContentLoaded.

It would be great if the Hype team build in this event as a feature, so non coders can set a timeout value.

Here is the request from a Adserver in Germany:
https://stroeerdigitalgroup.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SDGPUBLIC/pages/24944656/English
Search for: Guidelines on the loading procedure

@stroeerdigitalgroup

Loading time	Information
Initial Load	Can be executed immediately upon loading the ad.
Includes all files that the ad requires to ensure an initial graphical presentation parallel to the loading process of the website.

Until the hosting website sends the "DOMContentLoaded", all loading processes of an ad are considered part of the "Initial Load".
At this point, the ad can only execute requests for additional resources (images, JavaScript, tracking, etc.).|
|Subload|May be started one second (1000 ms) after the Browser Event "DOMContentLoaded" of the serving website (previously Polite Download).

Usually includes the main portion of the ad (complex animations and images, interactive elements).
The maximum file amount at this time is double the initial load (Initial Load x 2) and there is no limit on file requests.|
|User Initiated Load|This is defined as the time when the user interacts with the ad (touch, click, mouse-over).
An unlimited file amount may be loaded and there is no limit on file requests.

Videos and audio files are typically loaded at this time.
On mobile devices, note that the ISP typically provides a limited data connection. This connection should be burdened to the lowest possible degree.
The users whose connections are being burdened are your potential customers.|

I would see it like a feature in the document-panel. You can select the DOMContentLoaded event and set the timeout an Adserver wants. Below that an option where users can set a fallback image.

Just thinking out load here.

[Daniel]

Thanks for the request, this definitely makes sense. Nice to see this event is widely supported.

This event would actually be sometimes fired before the load of Hype’s ‘SceneLoad’ since Hype injects into the DOM after the DOM is parsed initially.

[Bendora]

Is it possible that the hype HTML(injected into an iframe) could scan up the HTML tree and and checked of the Master-HTML DOM ist parsed?
But I think that is impossible, therefore a build in timeout event would be good. But this we can generate ourselves via a js function.

[Daniel]

@Bendora

Is it possible that the hype HTML(injected into an iframe) could scan up the HTML tree and and checked of the Master-HTML DOM ist parsed?

I don't think so, unless you had a snippet of code setup in both the child and the parent.

[MaxZieb (Loves Hype)]

This falls under the sandbox security. You can communicate via postMessage but this is mostly not possible if you don’t control the host document. Hence ad server do have access to both ends of the equation and therefore often offer support for syncing wallpaper ads made up of multiple slots and offer other “communication” means. Update: double post removed Duo to connectivity problems