Let say my endpoint give me response {success:true,id:1234}. I want to send this data to Google Analytics on particular event hit. How I can do that?
I tried:
ga('send', 'event', 'GetProfile', 'onPageLoad','getprofile',1,this.userdata);
this.userdata = {success:true,id:1234} .
I can only see the getprofile as event level and value as 1, but I cannot find where my this.userdata logged
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I am writing a calendar integration and using the Google Calendar api and Outlook Graph api to sync calendar events. I am receiving webhooks as changes are made to events, so it is important that events are identical across calendar providers.
When I update the event attendees on a Google event however, an event update is not sent to Outlook attendees. The result is that Outlook attendees do not have an accurate attendee list.
If I change the Title/Description/Time, Google sends an event update and the Google and Outlook events get synced (the Outlook event is updated with the correct attendee list).
I have tried updating fields the user doesn't see (ex: sequence, extended properties) in hopes that the change would trigger an event update from Google but that doesn't seem to work.
Has anyone found a way to trigger a Google event update when attendees are added or removed?
UPDATE:
For Outlook users, I create a subscription (using the graph SDK) to each user’s calendar:
var graphClient = await MicrosoftAuthenticationProvider.GetGraphClient(CALENDAR_CLIENT_ID, CALENDAR_CLIENT_SECRET, CALENDAR_REDIRECT_URI, CALENDAR_ACCESS_SCOPES, RefreshToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
var tmpSubscription = new Subscription
{
ChangeType = WEBHOOK_SUBSCRIPTION_CHANGETYPE,
NotificationUrl = WEBHOOK_NOTIFICATION_ENDPOINT,
Resource = WEBHOOK_EVENT_RESOURCE_NAME,
ExpirationDateTime = maxSubscriptionLength,
ClientState = clientState
};
var subscription = await graphClient.Subscriptions
.Request()
.AddAsync(tmpSubscription)
.ConfigureAwait(false);
When an Outlook event is updated, my webhook notification endpoint receives a notification from Outlook. This happens successfully when I edit the summary, description, start or end of an event in Google. It does not happen when I add or remove attendees.
To replicate: create an event in Google that has an attendee that uses Outlook. You will see the event in Outlook. Add another attendee to the Google event. Google does not send Outlook an update email (the way it does if the title/time/description changes). The Google and Outlook events attendees are now different.
I found a work-around:
If I know the attendees have changed, I am changing the description of the event and sending a silent patch request to Google:
var tmpEvent = new Google.Apis.Calendar.v3.Data.Event
{
Description = Event.Description + "---attendees updated---",
};
//don't send the notification to anyone
//all attendees will get the notification when we resave the event with the original description
var patchRequest = service.Events.Patch(tmpEvent, GOOGLE_PRIMARY_CALENDARID, ExternalID);
patchRequest.SendUpdates = EventsResource.PatchRequest.SendUpdatesEnum.None;
await patchRequest.ExecuteAsync().ConfigureAwait(false);
For the patch, setting SendUpdates to None means attendees won’t receive a notification about the change, so all calendar events will be updated silently.
Finally, I save the entire event (with the proper description and attendees) and send the updates to all of the attendees:
var tmpEvent = new Google.Apis.Calendar.v3.Data.Event
{
Id = ExternalID == null ? Convert.ToString(Event.ID) : ExternalID,
Start = new EventDateTime
{
DateTime = Event.StartDate,
TimeZone = GetGoogleTimeZoneFromSystemTimeZone(timeZoneInfo.Id)
},
End = new EventDateTime
{
DateTime = Event.EndDate,
TimeZone = GetGoogleTimeZoneFromSystemTimeZone(timeZoneInfo.Id)
},
Summary = Event.Title,
Description = Event.Description,
Attendees = attendees.Select(a => new EventAttendee
{
Email = a.Value,
ResponseStatus = "accepted"
}).ToList(),
GuestsCanInviteOthers = false,
Location = Event.Location
};
var updateRequest = service.Events.Update(tmpEvent, GOOGLE_PRIMARY_CALENDARID, ExternalID);
updateRequest.SendUpdates = EventsResource.UpdateRequest.SendUpdatesEnum.All;
savedEvent = await updateRequest.ExecuteAsync().ConfigureAwait(false);
This isn't ideal because it requires two calls to Google's API just to properly save the attendees, but on the plus side, attendees are only notified of the change once.
Each of my registered clients have an unique account ID (eg: agent n°: 00173393).
I want to retrieve this information through google analytics... It's not a personal information and for statistics use only.
I implemented userID, but how to match userID and the accounts IDs ?
Is it possible to create a variable for the account ID number ?
Why don't you use the account ID as User ID as well? That way you would have a 1-to-1 match:
ga('create', 'UA-XXXXX-Y', 'auto', {
userId: accountId
});
Please note however that the User ID is not exposed back by Google Analytics. If you want to retrieve it, you need to save it inside a custom dimension:
Admin -> Property -> Custom Dimensions -> Create one with User scope
Add custom dimension tracking to your code
For instance:
ga('create', 'UA-XXXXX-Y', 'auto', {
userId: accountId,
});
ga('set', 'cd1', accountId); // if it's custom dimension n1
ga('send', 'pageview');
Then you can retrieve the User ID via the UI:
or the API
Just started integration of Salesforce Community with Universal Google Analytics (beginner in both).
Adding GA integration code in tag.
Downloaded GA debugger for Chrome.
Browser: Chrome.
Here is code in the tag:
<script>
(function(i,s,o,g,r,a,m)
{i['GoogleAnalyticsObject']=r;i[r]=i[r]||function(){(i[r].q=i[r].q||
[]).push(arguments)},i[r].l=1*new Date
();a=s.createElement(o),m=s.getElementsByTagName(o)
[0];a.async=1;a.src=g;m.parentNode.insertBefore(a,m)})
(window,document,'script','https://www.google-
analytics.com/analytics_debug.js','ga');
window.ga_debug = {trace: true};
ga('create', 'UA-xxxxxxxxx-x', 'auto');
ga('send', 'pageview');
ga(function(tracker) {
tracker.set('sendHitTask', function(model) {
var hitPayload = model.get ( 'hitPayload' );
console.log ( 'models payload: ' + hitPayload );
// need this section to get user id value to send to dimension
//ga('set', 'dimension3', tracker.get('userId'));
});
});
</script>
Later in the code we make calls to track events.
After I've added
"ga(function(tracker) {" code section
those calls to track events do Not work any more (used to work).
What is wrong with the code above?
When you set the sendHitTask for the tracker, you're overriding it; that is, you're removing the normal task that sends data to Google Analytics and replacing it with your own. So, after you do this, any hits you track won't be sent to GA.
Instead, before you set the sendHitTask, you need to get the existing one and execute that function first in your new sendHitTask function.
From documentation for adding to a task, some code to do this follows. Before your tracker.set call, you need to add:
// Grab a reference to the default sendHitTask function.
var originalSendHitTask = tracker.get('sendHitTask');
Then, in your function that you're assigning to sendHitTask, you'll need to call that function:
// Send the normal request to Google Analytics
originalSendHitTask(model);
You have crippled your sendHitTask, because the method you provided to override it does not do any sending - you have replaced it with a function that logs something to the console and nothing else.
If you look at the example in the documentation you see that there they stored the original sendHitTask in a variable and called within the custom function.
Also you cannot use the ga object within the task, you access the properties of your tracker via the model that is passed in to the task.
So you would need something like
ga(function(tracker) {
// Grab a reference to the default sendHitTask function.
var originalSendHitTask = tracker.get('sendHitTask');
tracker.set('sendHitTask', function(model) {
model.set('dimension3',model.get('userId'));
originalSendHitTask(model);
});
});
Also you might consider to use the customTask to add custom behavior, although it will give the same result.
There are many QR codes that contains URL of website such as:(it just demos link)
http://www.popupstore.com/index.php?qrcode_type=magazine&location=Singapore
http://www.popupstore.com/index.php?qrcode_type=banner&location=Vietnam
I need a way can summary to know that where customer come from (nearly same as source/channel in Google Analytics):
Type: Mazazine, banner, etc.
Location: Vietnam, Singapore, etc.
Can anyone help me please :)
You could create two Custom Dimensions, each for Type and another for Country
As per your need define the appropriate Scope of the dimension, a Hit level or Session level scope would be appropriate.
You need to push custom dimensions into Google Analytics i.e. additonal JS code in your site.
ga('send', 'pageview', {
'dimension1': 'Magzine',
'dimension2': 'Singapore'
});
How this works
User scans the code and visits the store
Site has a JS code snippet that would get the query parameters from the URL and sets a custom dimension for each parameter
Setting the custom dimension would let Google Analytics know the value of the Type and Country
It is your JS code that tells Google Analytics what value to take for custom dimension. Google Analytics would not know that the value came from the URL.
To get a query parameter value via javascript you can refer to this answer, If you take the function provided there by Jan Turon (head over and give him an upvote of this helps you):
function getJsonFromUrl() {
var query = location.search.substr(1);
var result = {};
query.split("&").forEach(function(part) {
var item = part.split("=");
result[item[0]] = decodeURIComponent(item[1]);
});
return result;
}
You can use this to dynamically set the dimensions based on the url. You first call the function to return an JSON object that has the key/value pairs from the query parameters, then you insert the needed values to set the dimensions:
result = getJsonFromUrl();
ga('send', 'pageview', {
'dimension1': result.qrcode_type,
'dimension2': result.location
});
The documentation indicates that the userId must be set this way:
ga('create', 'UA-XXXX-Y', { 'userId': 'USER_ID' });
But in a Single Page Application (SPA), the user starts as anonymous and then logs in. So the app will start with:
ga('create', 'UA-XXXX-Y', 'auto');
And when he logs in, then I would like to change to a specific ID for tracking that user, but when I try:
ga('create', 'UA-XXXX-Y', { 'userId': 'USER_ID' });
Nothing happens, the user ID does not appears in subsequent requests.
Which is the right way of setting the userId at runtime?
Thanks.
Unfortunately, the documentation is currently incorrect. It is possible to set the user ID outside of the create method.
The reason your example isn't working is because you're calling create twice. What you want to do is call set. Here's how:
// Create the tracker instance.
ga('create', 'UA-XXXX-Y', 'auto');
// Once you know the user ID, set it on the current tracker.
ga('set', { userId: USER_ID });
Now all subsequent hits sent to GA will be associated with this user ID.
UPDATE:
The user ID documentation now reflects that it can be set outside of the create method.