Fabric: Answers: purchase event
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I'm tracking purchase events in an iOS app with Answers (part of Fabric).
Answers.logPurchaseWithPrice(13.50,
currency: "USD",
success: true,
itemName: "Answers Shirt",
itemType: "Apparel",
itemId: "sku-350",
customAttributes: nil)
My use case envolves an order with multiple items, plus shipping for the whole order.
What would be the best way to track this in the Purchase event?
I'm thinking the safest bet it would be a single event with the total value.
But I wonder if I should trigger various purchase events, would this be graciously supported by answers?
ios google-fabric
asked Nov 9 at 10:24
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I'm tracking purchase events in an iOS app with Answers (part of Fabric).
Answers.logPurchaseWithPrice(13.50,
currency: "USD",
success: true,
itemName: "Answers Shirt",
itemType: "Apparel",
itemId: "sku-350",
customAttributes: nil)
My use case envolves an order with multiple items, plus shipping for the whole order.
What would be the best way to track this in the Purchase event?
I'm thinking the safest bet it would be a single event with the total value.
But I wonder if I should trigger various purchase events, would this be graciously supported by answers?
ios google-fabric
asked Nov 9 at 10:24
Mafalda
258
Fabric is becoming obsolete by the end of this month. Check their site for further information.
– Desdenova
Nov 9 at 10:47
Fabric is not becoming obsolete but will be migrate to Firebase, the events sill regulary happen. More here
– Mafalda
Nov 9 at 15:09
Mike from Fabric and Firebase here. Correct, Fabric's mobile apps only are going away Nov 30th. Fabric itself will remain through mid-2019, including Beta, Crashlytics and Answers. You can log multiple purchase events per session and that's a good way to handle multiple items being added to a cart.
– Mike Bonnell
Nov 12 at 18:59
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I'm tracking purchase events in an iOS app with Answers (part of Fabric).
Answers.logPurchaseWithPrice(13.50,
currency: "USD",
success: true,
itemName: "Answers Shirt",
itemType: "Apparel",
itemId: "sku-350",
customAttributes: nil)
My use case envolves an order with multiple items, plus shipping for the whole order.
What would be the best way to track this in the Purchase event?
I'm thinking the safest bet it would be a single event with the total value.
But I wonder if I should trigger various purchase events, would this be graciously supported by answers?
ios google-fabric
asked Nov 9 at 10:24
Mafalda
258
I'm tracking purchase events in an iOS app with Answers (part of Fabric).
Answers.logPurchaseWithPrice(13.50,
currency: "USD",
success: true,
itemName: "Answers Shirt",
itemType: "Apparel",
itemId: "sku-350",
customAttributes: nil)
My use case envolves an order with multiple items, plus shipping for the whole order.
What would be the best way to track this in the Purchase event?
I'm thinking the safest bet it would be a single event with the total value.
But I wonder if I should trigger various purchase events, would this be graciously supported by answers?
ios google-fabric
ios google-fabric
asked Nov 9 at 10:24
Mafalda
258
asked Nov 9 at 10:24
Mafalda
258
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asked Nov 9 at 10:24
Mafalda
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asked Nov 9 at 10:24
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asked Nov 9 at 10:24
Mafalda
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Fabric is becoming obsolete by the end of this month. Check their site for further information.
– Desdenova
Nov 9 at 10:47
Fabric is not becoming obsolete but will be migrate to Firebase, the events sill regulary happen. More here
– Mafalda
Nov 9 at 15:09
Mike from Fabric and Firebase here. Correct, Fabric's mobile apps only are going away Nov 30th. Fabric itself will remain through mid-2019, including Beta, Crashlytics and Answers. You can log multiple purchase events per session and that's a good way to handle multiple items being added to a cart.
– Mike Bonnell
Nov 12 at 18:59
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Fabric is becoming obsolete by the end of this month. Check their site for further information.
– Desdenova
Nov 9 at 10:47
Fabric is not becoming obsolete but will be migrate to Firebase, the events sill regulary happen. More here
– Mafalda
Nov 9 at 15:09
Mike from Fabric and Firebase here. Correct, Fabric's mobile apps only are going away Nov 30th. Fabric itself will remain through mid-2019, including Beta, Crashlytics and Answers. You can log multiple purchase events per session and that's a good way to handle multiple items being added to a cart.
– Mike Bonnell
Nov 12 at 18:59
Fabric is becoming obsolete by the end of this month. Check their site for further information.
– Desdenova
Nov 9 at 10:47
Fabric is becoming obsolete by the end of this month. Check their site for further information.
– Desdenova
Nov 9 at 10:47
Fabric is not becoming obsolete but will be migrate to Firebase, the events sill regulary happen. More here
– Mafalda
Nov 9 at 15:09
Fabric is not becoming obsolete but will be migrate to Firebase, the events sill regulary happen. More here
– Mafalda
Nov 9 at 15:09
Mike from Fabric and Firebase here. Correct, Fabric's mobile apps only are going away Nov 30th. Fabric itself will remain through mid-2019, including Beta, Crashlytics and Answers. You can log multiple purchase events per session and that's a good way to handle multiple items being added to a cart.
– Mike Bonnell
Nov 12 at 18:59
Mike from Fabric and Firebase here. Correct, Fabric's mobile apps only are going away Nov 30th. Fabric itself will remain through mid-2019, including Beta, Crashlytics and Answers. You can log multiple purchase events per session and that's a good way to handle multiple items being added to a cart.
– Mike Bonnell
Nov 12 at 18:59
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Fabric is becoming obsolete by the end of this month. Check their site for further information.
– Desdenova
Nov 9 at 10:47
Fabric is not becoming obsolete but will be migrate to Firebase, the events sill regulary happen. More here
– Mafalda
Nov 9 at 15:09
Mike from Fabric and Firebase here. Correct, Fabric's mobile apps only are going away Nov 30th. Fabric itself will remain through mid-2019, including Beta, Crashlytics and Answers. You can log multiple purchase events per session and that's a good way to handle multiple items being added to a cart.
– Mike Bonnell
Nov 12 at 18:59