This is an article about one of the steps in setting up a Form. See "Adding a Form" and "Form Details" for other steps.
Forms are triggered and displayed to the viewer according to a specified trigger type that you can set up. There are additional parameters that would define the behaviour of a form.
Start by enabling the form trigger. Slide the slider to the "On" position.
Next, choose the type of trigger from the dropdown list. You can select one of the following options: Timestamp, Beginning of Video, End of Video, or API.
If you select "Timestamp," you will need to specify the exact time in minutes and seconds when the form should be triggered in the video.
If you choose the "API" option, the corresponding API code will be displayed in the text area.
In order to trigger the form you would need to copy the API code shown in the UI, for example:
anyclip.widgets[0].showForm(206)
In order to hide existing form use:
anyclip.widgets[0].hideForm();
In the optional "View Limitations" field, indicate whether the form should be displayed if the user has already filled it out. This helps prevent unnecessary annoyance to viewers who have already interacted with the form.
Next, you can set a limit on how many times the form will be displayed overall. You can specify the maximum number of views per user per day, week, or month. This step is also optional.
Next, specify the form targets. There are three placement options: Watch, Player, and Video, with corresponding tabs. Chose at least one to proceed.
If you choose "Watch," you can further select a channel and specify the video name.
For the "Player" placement option, you have the choice to display the form in all player sizes or select specific sizes. Make sure to choose at least one option and specify the video name.
If you opt for the "Video" placement, simply select the desired video name.
Regardless of your chosen placement (Watch, Player, or Video), you have the additional option to set Domain/Device/Geo parameters. Specify whether to include or exclude specific domains, devices, or geographical areas (countries) as needed.
To set up Attributes:
select at least 1 video name;
indicate whether to include or exclude some Category/People/Brands/Keywords/Labels/Brand Safety, and provide the details using dropdown lists.
Once you have finished the configuration, click "Save."