Showing Interstitial Ads

AdColony interstitial ads are a video ad immediately followed by an endcard.

###Instructions### Once you've performed the required Xcode Project Setup, you can display an AdColony interstitial ad in your app in three easy steps:

1. Create or sign into your AdColony account and retrieve the AdColony app ID and AdColony zone ID for your app. For help, see Setting Up Apps And Zones.
2. Configure AdColony with your app ID and zone ID.
3. Request an interstitial from AdColony.
4. Show the ad.

=== ###Code Example - Configuring AdColony### After calling configure, create an AdColonyInterstitialListener:

#import <AdColony/AdColony.h>

@implementation AppDelegate
/* Class body ... */

- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions {
    /* Method body ... */

    [AdColony configureWithAppID:kHookedOnWordsAppID 
                         zoneIDs:@[kHookedOnWordsZoneID] 
                         options:nil
                      completion:^(NSArray<AdColonyZone*>* zones) {}
    ];

    return YES;
}

=== ####Code Example - Requesting an interstitial####

#import <AdColony/AdColony.h>

@implementation ViewController

/* Class body ... */
-(void)requestInterstitial {
    [AdColony requestInterstitialInZone:/* Zone ID */ options:nil
        success:^(AdColonyInterstitial* ad) {
            ad.open = ^{
                NSLog(@"SDKTESTAPP: Ad opened");
            };
            ad.close = ^{
                NSLog(@"SDKTESTAPP: Ad closed");
            };

            _ad = ad;
        }
        failure:^(AdColonyAdRequestError* error) {
            NSLog(@"Request failed with error: %@", [error localizedDescription]);
        }
     ];
}

=== ####Code Example - Showing the Interstitial#### Using the AdColonyInterstitial object passed back via the success handler, trigger a fullscreen ad experience when appropriate:

#import <AdColony/AdColony.h>

@implementation ViewController

/* Class body ... */
-(void)showInterstitial {
    [_ad showWithPresentingViewController:self];
}