Every new user within my organization is subscribed to a calendar using the GSuite API's containing workplace broad events (office closed etc.)
CalendarListResource.InsertRequest insertNewCalendar = CalendarList.Insert("<calendar>")
CalendarListEntry insertedCalendar = insertNewCalendar.Execute();
This works fine, and shows up in the "Other Calendars" list on the gmail calendars website as expected.
The question is: How do I then, whether programmatically or otherwise (domain wide settings etc., prefer programmatically at subscription time), set it to sync by default (https://calendar.google.com/calendar/syncselect) to iphones/androids who add the domain email to their phone?
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In my web browser I'm logged into multiple Google accounts
Usually, when using a Google product I can change my account:
By adding/editing /u/<account_position>/ in the URL, where <account_position> is usually 0, 1, 2 or 3.
E.g. https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/1/
by adding/editing the GET parameter authuser.
E.g. https://console.cloud.google.com/sql/?authuser=2
However, I can't find how to do it for Google Surveys and they don't even allow me to select the account through the user interface.
So... how can I change the Google account I'm using when accessing Google Surveys?
https://surveys.google.com/warm-welcome?authuser=2
https://surveys.google.com/your-surveys?authuser=1
This pattern works for me.
Make sure you do the same even after the page is redirected
I'm trying to use Google Analytics as a data stream for Google Data Studio but it requires me to have a property view. There is no option for me to create a view in my property in the administration page:
There is no column named Views:
Is there something I need to do to be able to create new views?
OBS.: My Google Analytics account was imported directly from Firebase.
Google Analytics is changing and it is a bit confusing. I will try to clarify it for you. As far as I have gone, evolution has been:
1.- "App + web property" (Beta phase)
2.- "Universal Analytics" (*) (until 14-Oct-2020): It is identified because the account number is preceded by "UA-" eg. UA-123456789 (Attention, sometimes it is not very obvious and you have to create a new user to see the UA prefix). This option is only suitable for the monitoring and analysis of Web pages and has the option of analysis using "Views" enabled. If you don't have it, you should:
2.a.- Create a new "Property"
2.b.- "Show advanced options"
2.c.- Activate "Create an Analytics Property"
2.d.- Create only one "Universal Analytics" Property
3.- "Google Analytics 4": It is identified because the account number is preceded by "GA4-" eg. GA4-123456789. In this case, the analysis is not done through "View" but through "Data Stream" (** incorporating a series of improvements) although Google offers the possibility of creating two "Properties" one in UA format with Views and another in GA4 format with Data Stream
In all cases, you must place the corresponding gtag provided by Google Analytics within the tag of the page you want to analyze.
Sources
(*) https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/10089681?hl=es&utm_id=ad
(**) https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9216061?hl=es&utm_id=ad
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9367631
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9539598?hl=en#:~:text=If%20you%20set%20up%20a,with%20%22UA%2D%22).
This is a good answer to that question. I had the same problem. In case the URL doesn't load, essentially,...
"If you set up a Google Analytics 4 property with a Web data stream, you have a Measurement ID (which begins with "G-").
If you set up a Universal Analytics ("Web") property (Universal Analytics properties have views instead of data streams), you have a Tracking ID (which begins with "UA-")."
You cannot have the property be a Google Analytics 4 property with a web data stream and have a view page as well. If you want the View page, then when you create the property, make sure its Universal Analytics.
Hope this helps, I'm new to this game.
Me and my team is new to Adobe Audience Manager and we are trying to figure out ways to stitch visitors cookies across devices (of the same visitor) once user does authentication (for ex: logins).
Have setup Adobe Analytics as well and have done integration to send data from Adobe Analytics to Adobe Audience Manager.
Primarily, we are trying to build a unified visitor's journey which as you would know will have endless benefits once we have it.
Any pointers/information or relevant doc will help a lot. Just ensuring we are moving in the right direction.
Regards,
Adwait
You can stitch user devices together (after authentication) by configuring ID sync and profile merge rules.
Here are the steps that you could follow
Configure a Cross device datasource (for merging online & offline data)
Go to Audience Data > Data Sources > Add New
name the data source as Cross Device ID Sync
Enter the following Integration code offlinesyncid, which is your own, unique ID for this data source.
In the ID Type choose Cross Device
In the ID Definition choose Person
In the Data Export Controls tick the No ristriction checkbox and make sure all other checkboxes are unticked.
In the Data Source Settings tick the Inbound checkbox and make sure the Customer ID radio button is chosen
In the Data Source Settings tick the Outbound checkbox
Make sure the Use as Authenticated Profile checkbox is ticked
Tick the Share associated visitor or device IDs across the Audience Manager platform checkbox
Save the datasource
Note the ID of the datasource you just created as we will use it in the following steps. Let's assume it is 123456
Configure an Online ID Sync datasource
Go to Audience Data > Data Sources > Add New
name the data source as Online ID Sync
Enter the following Integration code sitesyncid
In the ID Type choose Cookie
In the Data Export Controls tick the No ristriction checkbox and make sure all other checkboxes are unticked.
In the Data Source Settings tick the Inbound checkbox and make sure the Customer ID radio button is chosen
In the Data Source Settings tick the Outbound, Share Enabled, and Share associated visitor or device IDs across the Audience Manager platform checkboxes.
Save the datasource
Profile Merge Rule Setup
Go to Audience Data > Profile Merge Rules > Add New Rule
Name the new rule as Last Authenticated with Profile Link Device Graph
in the Profile Merge Rule Setup section choose the Last Authenticated Profiles radio button and tick the Cross Device ID Sync - Person datasource
From the Device Options section, choose the Profile Link Device Graph
Build the ID Sync code on your website
Assuming that you are using the dil.js code here is an example of how you can perform the ID sync
var customerID = "<customer ID e.g. 56789142>"; //Replace the text between the double quotes with your own authenticated customer ID
if (customerID) {
var yoursiteDIL = DIL.create({
partner : "<partner name>", //The partner name given to you by Adobe.
uuidCookie : {
name : "aam_uuid",
days : 30
},
visitorService: {
namespace: "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX#AdobeOrg" //insert adobe org id here.
},
containerNSID: '0', // Recommended to have this set to zero. However, it could change depending on how many completely separate sites you run.
declaredId : {
dpid : "123456" , //This is the ID of the Cross Device datasource that you just created
dpuuid : customerID
}
});
var c = decodeURIComponent('%01');
var cidObject = {
cid_ic : 'sitesyncid' + c + customerID + c + '1' //this is the integration code you set for the Online ID Sync datasource
};
yoursiteDIL.api.signals(cidObject, 'd_');
yoursiteDIL.api.signals({c_sitesyncid: customerID});
} else {
var yoursiteDIL = DIL.create({
partner : "<partner name>",
uuidCookie : {
name : "aam_uuid",
days : 30
},
visitorService: {
namespace: "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX#AdobeOrg" //insert adobe org id here.
}
});
}
yoursiteDIL.api.signals({ "signalKey": "signalValue"});
You can try setting up the Adobe Analytics s.visitorID based on the login details.
https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/sc/implement/visid_custom.html
How do I get user report from user explorer, using GA API. Didn't manage to find any information about it here https://developers.google.com/analytics/. For instance in user explorer (audiences section) you can see a list of records having ids like 11111111111.2222222222 and I want to get information about user activity on the website for record with id 11111111111.2222222222 using GA API
While the latest GA release notes says the client ids have been "surfaced" (i.e. made visible) it is (at least currently) not available as a dimension via the API. So if you want to use it you'd have to add the client id as a custom dimension to your reports yourself. Off the top of my hat this should look something like this:
ga(function() {
var trackers = ga.getAll();
trackers.forEach(function(tracker) {
tracker.set('dimension1',tracker.get('clientId'));
});
});
Put before the pageview this would write the client id to your custom dimension with the index 1 (which you need to create in advance via the interface in properties->custom definitions). Should also work with multiple trackers on the same page.
This will of course not help you with data that's already been collected.
I've managed to implement the Name.NameCtrl.1 active x used in sharepoint in my own custom built apps for presence. All is working fine and I'm updating presence status correctly based on a users status on Office Comunication Server. However I'm not getting any other details on the user propulated in the presence control like it does in SharePoint. All I get is the sip address in the email field (rather than the real default email address in AD) and a link to schedule a meeting.
Can anyone tell me how to get the control to populate with details from AD (dept, email, phone etc) like it does in sharepoint?? Also I don't get an organization tab in the control like sharepoint.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Keeney
NameCtrl gets the majority of its data from the running instance of Communicator (or Lync, if you're using that) on the client machine. No data is directly pulled back from SharePoint. To have NameCtrl work properly on your web pages, you need to make sure that:
Communicator (or Lync) is running on the client, and signed in
The web page you are calling NameCtrl from is in the Intranet or Trusted Sites zone in your browser
The recommended pattern is to call PresenceEnabled on the NameCtrl object before calling any other methods - if this returns false, then one (or both) of the above prereqs is false. The code below generally works for me
<script>
var sipUri = "your.contact#your.domain.com";
var nameCtrl = new ActiveXObject('Name.NameCtrl.1');
if (nameCtrl.PresenceEnabled)
{
nameCtrl.OnStatusChange = onStatusChange;
nameCtrl.GetStatus(sipUri, "1");
}
function onStatusChange(name, status, id)
{
// This function is fired when the contacts presence status changes.
// In a real world solution, you would want to update an image to reflect the users presence
alert(name + ", " + status + ", " + id);
}
function ShowOOUI()
{
nameCtrl.ShowOOUI(sipUri, 0, 15, 15);
}
function HideOOUI()
{
nameCtrl.HideOOUI();
}
</script>
<span onmouseover="ShowOOUI()" onmouseout="HideOOUI()" style="border-style:solid">Your Contact</span>
In case you haven't already seen it, there is a good(ish) NameCtrl reference here
I think in SharePoint, the control is populated with data that exists in the user profile service. If you want this in a non-sharepoint ASP.NET web app, then you'd have to build a repository of user profile details from AD (and cache it!) which your control will look to to display that information.