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  1. Include the following <script> tag, preferably within the web page <head> tag:
    <script async src="vpt.min.js"></script>

  2. Initialize the following configuration object to the windowobject:

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    languagejs
    window.verityConfig = {
 apiKey: ‘<API Key supplied by GumGum>’,
 zoneId: ‘<Zone Id supplied by GumGum>’
 }


    Note: The page URL is extracted by vpt.min.js using window.location.href.

  3. Optionally, callback functions may be passed to Verity to execute once Verity API returns a response.
    Note: The response may be for a page classification with any status, so the callback should handle each possible status message. See Page Application Status Codes for details about status messages that Verity may return.

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    languagejs
    window.verity.cmd.push(function(data, error) {
   // do something
   });
}

  4. Callback functions can be implemented to use the Verity result data. For example, a callback could publish targeting keywords using Verity data, then fetch new ads using the Google Publisher Tag googletag.pubads().refresh(). For example:

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    languagejs
    window.verity.cmd.push(function(data, error) {
   console.log(‘Verity done’, window.verity.getKeywords(), data, error);
   google tag.cmd.push(function() {
      googletag.pubads().setTargeting(‘keywords’,
        window.verity.getKeywords().concat([‘VERITY’]));
    googletag.pubads().refresh();
   });
}

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