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Android Mobile SDK: Notify Page Visited Event

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The “Notify Page Visited” event is used to inform that the contact has visited any page. It notifies when a user visits your page through the use of the Connectif.sendPageVisit function.

 

How to Use

The page visited notification uses the pageName parameter, to enrich the information of the sent events, in addition to automatically sending additional information.

As a recommendation, the appropriate place should be the onResume lifecycle callback, which will allow us to know when a user has started using a specific view.

 

Notify Page Visited Event

  • Page Info:
Attribute Definition Required Limitations
pageName The name of the page being visited Yes Only the first 300 characters are taken; the rest are discarded.
tags List of tags assigned to a page No Only the first 10 tags are taken; the rest are discarded. Each "tag" element can have a maximum value of 25 characters; additional characters are discarded.
categories List of categories assigned to a page No Only the first 10 categories are taken; the rest are discarded. Each "category" element can have a maximum value of 256 characters; additional characters are discarded.

This type of event automatically collects the following information:

  • Operating system: Android or iOS.
  • App version.
  • Operating system version.
  • Connectif SDK version.

 

Example

The simple notification will look like this.

Connectif.sendPageVisit("Home")

The notification adding extra information will look like this.

 Connectif.sendPageVisit(
            PageVisit(
                pageName = "Settings",
                categories = listOf("Account", "Preferences"),
                tags = listOf("settings", "profile")
            )
        )

 

Callbacks (Optional)

If you want feedback on possible errors when sending events, you can add an EventCallbacks when using our method.

 object : EventCallbacks {
    override fun onSuccess() {
        //Handle success case
    }
    override fun onError(message: String?) {
         //Handle error case
    }
}

 

 

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