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Asked: 2026-06-13T12:41:01+00:00

I’m using Admob SDK and Tobonet SDK . Using each of them in separate

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I’m using Admob SDK and Tobonet SDK.

Using each of them in separate view control works fine.

Now I’m using mediation – after implemented code for custom event – works fine, but still using separate views. Now my goal is to use one view control. But Admob and Tobonet have different declaration for view which countains advertisement.

Is it good idea to have two views on same position on screen and make invisible/visible switch depending on current ad?

If somebody managed to use one view control – please help me!

Update Managed to solve how to use booth providers on same possition. Still don’t know are the Admob use same view /for custom server banner/ or switches ad views?

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  1. Editorial Team

    See this guide for full instructions on implementing custom events.

    When you implement a custom event, you request an ad from a 3rd party ad network (in this case Tobonet), and when the ad network returns an ad, you invoke:

    MediationBannerListener.onReceivedAd(View);

    The AdMob SDK just displays that view within a container AdView. So the view hierarchy looks like this:

    YourMainLayout
--com.google.ads.AdView (mediation container view with no ad)
----Tobonet ad View (contains the ad)

    When getting AdMob ads through the mediation network, your view hierarchy actually looks like this:

    YourMainLayout
--com.google.ads.AdView (mediation container view with no ad)
----com.google.ads.AdView (contains the ad)

    The AdMob Mediation handles the view switching for you – on a refresh, it rips out any views inside of the mediation container, and replaces it with the new view from the next ad network. You don’t need to handle the view’s visibility yourself.

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