math.randum

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January 13, 2015
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Google is currently rejecting some of my ads because of a math.randum error. Typically, I create promotional ads that get customized with the city name at the end.

8 different cities out of a total of 27 cities are being rejected while the others are being sent through. I am trying to find where I might address this issue within Flash

Professional 5.5. I am saving the files as Player 10 & 10.1 and using ActionScript 2.0. Any help that could be supplied as to how I can address this issue would

be greatly appreciated.

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mattbbcmkAuthor

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Thank you for correcting me kglad. Would you care to offer a solution as well?

kglad

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because you specified that you were receiving google rejections '...because of a math.randum error', i thought that was the problem.

however, if that's a typo in your message, but correct in your flash file(s), you have some other error which cannot be determined from your message.

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mattbbcmkAuthor

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According to Google, my Flash ads are generating the math.randum() error and that is why they are being rejected. My question is: where can I look within Flash and within my document art can I look to try and address this issue? For instance, is there a piece of art ( I doubt this ) that is causing the error or could it be within the click tag code or could it be in the the general coding of the Flash Ad itself? If so, I cannot determine where to begin looking within my document. I believe it to be a Google problem but want to eliminate anything on my end that could cause this math.randum() error from happening. Hopefully, this helps explain things further.

kglad

Community Expert

that should be Math.random()

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