I need this because on my database I have my old universal property id on my column.
Now i need to update these columns with the new GA4 property id.
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To simplify, assume I've an app that's similar to Reddit and I would like to track the ad revenue for each subreddit.
In such case, what's the appropriate way to track the revenue for each unique subreddit?
I assumed that I could create an ad unit id for each subreddit but I'm not sure if that's appropriate or if it has any limitations (e.g. limit to how many ad unit ids can be generated). Please let me know If I'm misunderstanding how the ad unit ids work because all this is new to me.
e.g. limit to how many ad unit ids can be generated
-> There is no limit on number Ad units that can be used https://support.google.com/admob/answer/7356431
You can have n number of ad unit ids used on single page as long as you follow admob implementation guidelines https://support.google.com/admob/answer/2936217?hl=en&ref_topic=9756841
In such case, what's the appropriate way to track the revenue for each unique subreddit?
Not sure which programming language you are using but you can use firebase analytics to track your ad revenue https://firebase.google.com/docs/analytics/measure-ad-revenue
Use Admob API to generate required report https://developers.google.com/admob/api
Or simply use apps.admob.com (Reports->Start a new Report) and generate report manually for each unique appid
I'm trying out Stream's chat API. It is possible to enable multi-tenancy, so that users can only search for other contacts that are in the same teams as themselves. I want to query for a user's contacts. If you do that you have to specify a team filter like so:
Client.shared.queryUsers(filter: .contains("teams", "Chicago Bulls"))
Of course I would like to not hardcode the team name for other users that aren't members of the Chicago Bulls. How do I do that? There's no teams properties on User in the Swift SDK as far as I can see, so you can't just do Client.shared.user.
Support is added at https://github.com/GetStream/stream-chat-swift/pull/295
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I'm using the cloudkit, and I found in Apple's management platform, iCloud Dashboard, that PublicDatabse defaults to the "Users" table, and there was a record that should be my developer record.
I want to know how it was created because I now need to use the records under "Users".
If a new user opens my App, does it automatically create a "Users" record? Or do I need to manually create it myself?
My app id is like com.MyApp-01. I have to use in app purchase in my app.What product id should i create on iTunes. As per apple rules i need to create product id like com.MyApp-01.productID for testing but i can't add this symbol '-'in product id .
The product ID doesn't have to start with your bundle ID. You can simply drop the dash and use com.MyApp.productID, or even just productID.
I've just setup a Google Analytics for Mobile Apps account and I've implemented the SDK in my iPhone app with no trouble at all. However, I haven't figured out how to manage multiple apps with one account. It seems fairly easy to setup multiple subdomains when dealing with websites and I've noticed the javascript code has a setSubdomain function that doesn't seem to be present in the iPhone SDK.
Is there any way I can have google analytics differentiate my different apps for the same account?
Set up more profiles in GA - one profile per app. You should end up with UA codes like UA-XXXXX-1 and UA-XXXXX-2 - the XXXXX is the account identifier, and the suffix is the 'web property identifier' - in this case each app will have it's own property identifier. They don't match up 1-to-1 to GA profiles, as you can have more than one profile for a web-property-identifier (so you can have profiles with different filters on the same data), but in your case I'd suggest a separate web property IDs for each application.
So the docs say:
To use the SDK, you must create a free
account at www.google.com/analytics,
and create a new website profile in
that account using a fake but
descriptive website URL (e.g.
http://mymobileapp.mywebsite.com).
Once you create the profile, write
down or keep a copy of the web
property ID that is generated for the
newly-created profile. A Web property
ID is also known as the UA number of
your tracking code and looks like
UA-xxxxx-yy, where the x's and y's
indicate the unique numbers for your
profile. You must indicate the web
property ID you'd like to use when
instantiating the tracking object. See
Web Property for more information.
Appears to me you simply setup that "fake website" such as http://myapp1.yourwebsite.com and then you'll get a new UA- number which you plug into the code within myapp1.
App2 will have a different UA- number you use.