FloorAmount.toUnderlyingValue() on a null object reference

[bmmsah1 (bmmsah)]

[Anu10 (Anu)]

Getting Low to Low eCPM everyday!

If you’re setting a floor amount from the designer that’s not “Optimized”, then you don’t have to set it again with blocks. However, if you are using “Optimized”, you will have to explicitly set it again using blocks. We’re working on a fix for this.

[bmmsah1 (bmmsah)]

[bmmsah1 (bmmsah)]

@Getting Low to Low eCPM everyday!

Optimized

[Anu10 (Anu)]

FloorAmount.toUnderlyingValue()' on a null object reference

Use blocks to set it [image]

FloorAmount.toUnderlyingValue()' on a null object reference

The image is the example. You will find the block in the drawer for the Ad Manager banner, interstitial, and rewarded video components. Also see this for context on where to place the block

[bmmsah1 (bmmsah)]

What is the problem?

[Anu10 (Anu)]

@bmmsah1

What is the problem?

Please read

@Getting Low to Low eCPM everyday!

If you’re setting a floor amount from the designer that’s not “Optimized”, then you don’t have to set it again with blocks. However, if you are using “Optimized”, you will have to explicitly set it again using blocks.

@FloorAmount.toUnderlyingValue()' on a null object reference

Use blocks to set it

[bmmsah1 (bmmsah)]

[Anu10 (Anu)]

I suppose you didn’t installed app from the Playstore.

@Diego

I have paid for a Premium subscription. Do I still need to apply for ads approval?

It depends.

• If you are using Google Ad Manager components, as you are accessing a restricted ad inventory, you will still have to apply for approval if you wish to distribute your app outside of Google Play. However, as a Premium user, you have access to expedited reviews and your app will be reviewed in 24 hours.
• If you are only using other advertising components, you are good to go without needing any approval from us.

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