When an interesting event occurs in your Javascript or Windows 8 JS application, tag
it using these instructions.
You may want to collect additional data about some events, such as how many lives a
player has or the last action a user took before clicking on an advertisement. Collect
this additional data with the second form of tagEvent, which takes a
dictionary of key/value pairs, or attributes, along with the event name.
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Tag a single event with no attributes by adding the following line of code,
where “Options Saved” is a string describing the event.
… existing JavaScript action...
localyticsSession.tagEvent("Options Saved");
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If you want to add attributes, modify the tag to include a dictionary of
key/value pairs.
localyticsSession.tagEvent(
"Event Name", {“AttributeName”: attributevalue, “AttributeName2”: attributevalue2});
For example, recording an article view in a news application might look
like this:
localyticsSession.tagEvent ("Article View", {“Page Name”:Baseball-Headlines , “Section”: “sports”});