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Seth Hikari
Seth Hikari

Reputation: 2771

Difference between FlurryAgent.logEvent and FlurryAgent.onEvent

What is the difference between FlurryAgent.logEvent and FlurryAgent.onEvent?

I could not find any documentation on these.

Upvotes: 12

Views: 4107

Answers (3)

AZ_
AZ_

Reputation: 21899

here is a link to latest flurry documentation

http://support.flurry.com/sdkdocs/android/classcom_1_1flurry_1_1android_1_1_flurry_agent.html

Upvotes: 1

vijay adhikari
vijay adhikari

Reputation: 2455

I used Flurry to track the events. You have to first create an account on the Flurry website and register your project name. Then if you want to track a button and how many times that button was pressed, you go to the Flurry site and you can see it there.

There are three types:

  1. Google Analytics
  2. Flurry
  3. Omniture

Omniture is fast because it is a paid service, and the other two are very slow (it may take them 15 hours to show you your results).

Upvotes: -4

Anthony W
Anthony W

Reputation: 341

onEvent is deprecated and you should use logEvent in its place. logEvent also introduced two new overridden methods to allow you to track timed events (not available for onEvent):

  • logEvent(String eventId, boolean timed)
  • logEvent(String eventId, Map parameters, boolean timed)

Start Edit

To end a timed event use:

  • endTimedEvent(String eventId)

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We will be improving our documentation in the near future so that it is easier to find the answers to these types of questions. Thanks for choosing Flurry.

R,

Anthony

Upvotes: 19

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