If your app is in Apple Store you will find download link as below https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/medzam-headache/id739652713?mt=8 From above link. 739652713 is the Apple Store ID. You will not have AppStoreId If you are not having your App at Apple Store.. Hope it Helps you....!...
you should be able to parse it with GSON, using the @SerializedName annotation, like this : public class FlurryAppMetric { @SerializedName("@metric"); private String metric; @SerializedName("@startDate"); private String startDate; @SerializedName("@endDate"); private String endDate; @SerializedName("@generatedDate"); private String generatedDate; @SerializedName("@versionDate"); private String version; @SerializedName("day"); private ArrayList<FlurryMetric> day; } public class FlurryMetric { @SerializedName("@date");...
javascript,flurry,flurry-analytics
Yes we still have an HTML sdk. Just create a new project and choose mobile web as the project type. The documentation is in the readme files. Currently we only provide limited support for this sdk but I don't have an indication it will be discontinued.
c#,xamarin,monodroid,flurry,flurry-analytics
Here is ready solution, cheers! class Flurry { public const string ApiKeyValue = "YOUR_API_KEY"; private readonly IntPtr _flurryClass; private readonly IntPtr _flurryOnStartSession; private readonly IntPtr _flurryOnEndSession; private readonly IntPtr _flurrySetContinueSessionMillis; public Flurry() { _flurryClass = JNIEnv.FindClass("com/flurry/android/FlurryAgent"); _flurryOnStartSession = JNIEnv.GetStaticMethodID(_flurryClass, "onStartSession", "(Landroid/content/Context;Ljava/lang/String;)V"); _flurryOnEndSession =...
c#,windows-runtime,windows-phone-8.1,flurry,flurry-analytics
With the upgrade from Windows Phone 8 to Windows Phone 8.1 (WinRT) it seems I didn't read the description of the package (or it was added later) 8.1 (Silverlight) Thus no, Flurry does not support Windows Phone 8.1 WinRT; only Silverlight Maybe in a next version, but not in 3.1.2...
Its Crashes because FlurryAgent is not initialized and you are trying to start the session. So, Initialize FlurryAgent like this: public class MyApplication extends Application { @Override public void onCreate() { super.onCreate(); // configure Flurry FlurryAgent.setLogEnabled(false); // init Flurry FlurryAgent.init(this, MY_FLURRY_APIKEY); } } Later you can start and stop session...
As noted in my edited question, I've solved this by loading it on the background thread.
android,session,analytics,flurry
According to my experience, yes it will balance calls. Recently I made mistake of tying Flurry sessions to Accessibility Service OnCreate/OnDestroy and session never finished which result in no analytics being sent (Accessibility Service are run forever if enabled by user)
android,flurry,flurry-analytics
Initialize a FlurryAgent after onCreate() using: FlurryAgent.init(YourClass.this, "YOUR_API_KEY"); Start / End your sessions using: (This will come in your activity class) @Override protected void onStart() { super.onStart(); FlurryAgent.onStartSession(YourClass.this, "YOUR_API_KEY"); } @Override protected void onStop() { super.onStop(); FlurryAgent.onEndSession(YourClass.this); } Now add this line where ever you want to log the event:...
ios,xcode,flurry,flurry-analytics
Open the Build Phases tab in the target settings for your project. Make sure that Flurry.framework is not included under Copy Bundle Resources. From Invalid Bundle Structure....
No, flurry does not provide a new SDK for each app, they are asking you to select an app so that they can provide you with the correct API key. Since the page you are redirected to contains a piece of code which you can copy paste into your app...
ios,iphone,background,sprite-kit,flurry
You should always pause your SKView upon backgrounding. This will prevent SpriteKit from generating the gpus_ReturnNotPermittedKillClient exception. It seems that some services which perform background work, such as Flurry & AVAudioSession, interfere with SpriteKit in this way. So to prevent this you can do the following. // Register for relevant...
You don't need to scrape the website if all you want is analytics metrics of your app and you have the API key. You just need to access this data using Flurry's reporting APIs. For instance, you can make a REST call to the AppMetrics API and it would give...
android,android-gradle,build.gradle,flurry,flurry-analytics
The compile option is a part of the Android Gradle Plugin. You need to apply that plugin to your module's build.gradle file if the module is an Android module. apply plugin: 'com.android.application' // Android Gradle Pllugin android { // Your Android configuration } dependencies { compile files('FlurryAnalytics-5.5.0.jar') } If it...
ios,error-handling,analytics,flurry
I asked the Flurry Team if I could get the message info from any of their ("requestable") open APIs instead and got this reply: We do not have API that provides the error message. In addition to the errors section be sure to check the Technical -> Errors section. There...
This fixed it: [FlurryAds fetchAndDisplayAdForSpace:@"BANNER_MAIN_VIEW" view:self.view viewController:self size:BANNER_BOTTOM]; ...
Unfortunately Flurry never got back to me with a fix so I ended up replacing Flurry with BugSense for catching unhandled exceptions. BugSense has been working perfectly, giving me meaningful exception reports I can action.
Posing the question to Flurry's support team I received the following reply: "The Mobile Web SDK tracks devices on the basis of cookies. The native SDK's track it on the basis of device id. Apart from that, the mobile web SDK doesn't provide metrics like carrier, device and OS metrics....
android,analytics,flurry,flurry-analytics
I was using the google services play for froyo but flurry requires Google Play Services 6+ as a build dependency. I upgrade also my minSdkVersion from 8 (2.2.x) to 9 (2.3) After this upgrade everything works fine....
I had the exact same error message, "W/System.err﹕ java.lang.ClassCastException: com.flurry.sdk.it cannot be cast to com.flurry.android.impl.ads.protocol.v13.AdUnit". I reached out to Flurry support, [email protected], and 2 business days later (today), they answered saying: Thank you for contacting Flurry support. In your proguard config, could you please change the 3rd line from: -keepattributes...
android,yahoo,flurry,flurry-analytics
The previous versions of Flurry analytics required adding a line of code to each Activity in your app - in the onStart() and onStop() methods: @Override public void onStart() { super.onStart(); // Start Flurry FlurryAgent.onStartSession(this, ); } @Override public void onStop() { // stop Flurry FlurryAgent.onEndSession(this); super.onStop(); } The latest...
I suspect you are passing in the Application as context instead of the Activity.
I got reply from Flurry engineer, this will be counted as a session, but not a user.
ios,iphone,objective-c,xcode,flurry
It initially takes sometime to update custom events. If it is actually taking a lot of time regularly. You must reach out to [email protected] . They would respond back in 24hours and provide support.
Resolved the error, Adding "libz.dylib" library to framework in Target setting tabs. Target setting -> Build Phases -> Link Binary with libraries....
ios,swift,handler,alert,flurry
For sake of resolution, from my previous comment, Swift will try to infer the return type from a closure with a single statement. If you are trying to define a closure with a single statement that has a return value, then Swift will assume that to be the return value...
It actually was because I transmitted an integer as user-id to flurry. But they only support strings for that. So please change your parameters accordingly.
According to their documentation, onStartSession will "start or continue a Flurry session" : http://support.flurry.com/sdkdocs/android/v3.3/classcom_1_1flurry_1_1android_1_1_flurry_agent.html in other words, you should be able to call it as often as you like (onCreate, onStart, onResume, onRestart... put it in all of them if you like)....
No, Your today extension is a separate app and not part of your main app. You could write some analytics to a shared resource and push it Flurry when the user decides to open de main app.
According to a support rep with Flurry, the real problem with my attempt to log events is that I was attempting to do so in the 'applicationDidFinishLaunchingWithOptions' function. Apparently there is am issue with Flurry SDK 6.0.0 that does not allow events to be logged from inside that function in...
You will only receive an ad from another network If they have an ad for you at this point in time They are placed higher in the mediation flow than Admob You aren't asking for test ads ...
ios,mobile,design,google-analytics,flurry
Here's a design I typically use for a logging class that can be multi-provider. It allows for easy swaps between analytics, crash reporting and beta OTA providers and it uses preprocessor directives so that certain services are active in certain environments. This example uses CocoaLumberjack but you could make it...
From the latest Flurry documentation, you should call FlurryAgent.init(Context, String) always. However, FlurryAgent.onStartSession(Context) should only be called if your application is using anything less than minSdkVersion 14 (that is, if you are supporting devices below Ice Cream Sandwich). If you are targeting minSdkVersion 14 and above, you do not need...