iOS - In App Search

Use the following method to send search data, if there is a search function available in your mobile app:

Objective-C

NSMutableDictionary *properties = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] init];
[properties setObject:@"Search Keyword" forKey:@"OM.oss"];
[properties setObject:@"Number of Search Results" forKey:@"OM.ossr"];
[properties setObject:@"memberID/userID" forKey:@"OM.exVisitorID"];
[properties setObject:@"Token ID to use for push messages" forKey:@"OM.sys.TokenID"];
[properties setObject:@"App ID to use for push messages" forKey:@"OM.sys.AppID"];
[[Visilabs callAPI] customEvent:@"In App Search" withProperties:properties];

Swift

var properties = [String:String]()
properties["OM.oss"] = "Search Keyword"
properties["OM.ossr"] = "Number of Search Results"
properties["OM.exVisitorID"] = "memberID/userID"
properties["OM.sys.TokenID"] = "Token ID to use for push messages"
properties["OM.sys.AppID"] = "App ID to use for push messages"
Visilabs.callAPI().customEvent("In App Search", withProperties: NSMutableDictionary(dictionary: properties))

TokenID and AppID parameters are optional.

You need to replace the Search Keyword with the user’s actual Search Phrase.

Do not forget to use a universaID/customerID as the userID which you also share with other parties such as your ESP. If you are using a GSM number or an email address instead of a userID please send that info as the userID. Make sure that you share the same ID with all other parties.

Parent Topic: iOS - Mobile Tagging