How To Use Google Swiffy to Convert Flash Into HTML5

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Since we didn’t append any click macro we need to manually append the code in front of the URL.

Append %c which is universal click macros before click url

• If you are using DoubleClick tracker then below are the few changes that can help in tracking  

You need to modify the Swiffy code by adding an additional line of code – as below. Make sure you add the add the line exactly before stage.start().

  […]
    <div id=”swiffycontainer_%ecid!” style=”width: %%WIDTH%%px; height: %%HEIGHT%%px”></div>
    <script>
      var stage = new swiffy.Stage(document.getElementById(‘swiffycontainer_%ecid!’),
          swiffyobject, {});
      stage.setFlashVars(“clickTAG=%%CLICK_URL_ESC%%%%DEST_URL%%”);          
      stage.start();
    </script>/
  </body>


Flash variables are case-sensitive. If the Flash creative expects a different clickTAG case format (e.g.clickTag, clicktag, or CLICKTAG), you should change the variable case accordingly. If you don’t define the clickTAG case properly, clicks won’t be tracked correctly, and the creative won’t redirect to the correct destination URL.

Also, if you’re using synchronous Google Publisher Tags, make sure to add _%ecid! in the Swiffy code snippet, as highlighted above. This ensures your Swiffy-generated HTML5 creatives don’t clash if more than one serves at the same time.