Use a global Dictionary object.
You're loading an iframe in an iframe, which is a redundant level of indirection and could be breaking things. Just point the iframe URL at the iframe src.
Salvo776 - please stop bumping old, unrelated threads with links to your thread. Closing this thread.
Yeah... Only playable ads made using C3 have this problem. Ashley
Yeah...
Only playable ads made using C3 have this problem.
Ashley
As I said before, the problem is in Facebook's code, you need to report it to them and follow up with them.
Yep sorry, a bad typo :O I meant 4096.
The size of the object in the layout doesn't matter, only the size of the actual image it uses (as appears in the image editor) matters. Generally this cannot be over 4096 pixels in either dimension if you want to support all devices.
In that case you ought to pass the dynamic part as a parameter instead.
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What do you mean? Built-in functions support being used as expressions too.
It's working fine for me.
It will be opt-in. You'll likely still have to review the results too. It can't always automatically convert, and it doesn't cover cases like calling a dynamic function name.
Take a look at the built-in screen recording example.
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