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Foreword

Dynamic screens (or dynamic labels) allow you to save the history of a page whose content has been modified.

This tag, especially designed for media sites, enables continuity when tracking an app screen even if the editorial content (articles, in large part) changes.

The screen can be renamed to better adapt to the editorial content without disrupting the continuity of analyses.

The tagging principle is the same as that of a screen.

Get off to a good start

Once your tag is initialised, you can start tagging your dynamic screens.

If you want to use variables, be sure to import ATInternet, Tracker, DynamicScreen classes in your Activity.

Tagging

To tag a screen, the tracker exposes a dynamicScreens object.

This property exposes an add method allowing for the inclusion of screen information.

This method sends back a DynamicScreen-type object. To send the defined information, you must manually call your object’s sendView method or call the dispatch method of the Tracker.

Tagging example

1. Tagging a screen with a dynamic name:

@Override
protected void onResume() {
        super.onResume();
        tracker.DynamicScreens().add("1", "News", new Date()).sendView();
}

DynamicScreen class

Properties

Name	Type	Default value	Description
screenId	String (Int deprecated)	null	Gets or sets the screen ID (ex: “article-123456”)
update	Date	null	Gets or sets the date of screen creation or update
name	String	Chaîne vide	Gets or sets the screen name
chapter1	String	null	Gets or sets the first chapter
chapter2	String	null	Gets or sets the second chapter
chapter3	String	null	Gets or sets the third chapter
action	Enum	Action.View	Gets or sets the action type
level2	Int	-1	Gets or sets the level 2 ID
isBasketScreen	Bool	false	Indicates if the screen is displaying the content of a cart (if the SalesTracker option is used)

Méthodes

Name	Return type	Description
sendView	void	Sends the screen hit

Last update: 29/11/2019