Hi Barada,
You usually don't need to pass any of these values yourself if you are using the Javascript tagging or one of the AppMeasurement libraries.
- language, I believe Omniture looks this up based on the ip address
- user-agent, this is automatically passed by the browser to Omniture in the HTTP header
- ip address, this is also passed similarly to an HTTP header
- mobile device manufacturer/model, Omniture determines this for you based on the user-agent (mentioned above)
Hope that helps.
-Sean
Hi Sean,
Thanks for answering. Some additional questions on the same.
I am custom creating the image beacon url, using the native mobile platform API (not using the Omniture Javascript library for the same) . The beacon is constructued and the HTTP request is being sent from a rich client binary (not a mobile browser based one).
When I try to send data to Omniture using the image beacon from the emulator, and sniff the HTTP request, I do not see the headers corresponding to the IP address/language.
My questions :
Can I explicitly define query parameters corresponding to the above variables (language/ip address) for the image beacon?
Is it necessary that I use the Omniture JS library to construct the image beacon?
How do I check the variable/parameter which a mobile report uses to actually construct the report?
~ Barada
Hi,
How do we pass the following data :
using the web beacon approach?
There are no defined variables/examples in the Omniture documentation on what variables to use in the query string for the above data.
~ Barada