Average time between 2 suces events

there is a documentation about the time parting plugin, i guess that‘s what you need: getTimeParting

Dear Mario,

Include the plugin and add the below codes in s_doPlugins section.

>>Code Start<<

if (s.events && (s.events + ",").indexOf("event1,") > -1) {

s.prop1 = "start"

}

if (s.events && (s.events + ",").indexOf("event2,") > -1) {

s.prop1 = "stop"

}

s.prop1 = s.getTimeToComplete(s.prop1, "TTC", 0);

>>Code End<<

Plugin:

>>Code Start<<

s.getTimeToComplete = new Function("v", "cn", "e", "var s=this,d=new Date,x=d,k;if(!s.ttcr){e=e?e:0;if(v=='start'||v=='stop')s.ttcr=1;x.setTime(x.getTime()+e*86400000);if(v=='start'){s.c_w(cn,d.getTime(),e?x:0);return '';}if(v=='stop'){k=s.c_r(cn);if(!s.c_w(cn,'',d)||!k)return '';v=(d.getTime()-k)/1000;var td=86400,th=3600,tm=60,r=5,u,un;if(v>td){u=td;un='days';}else if(v>th){u=th;un='hours';}else if(v>tm){r=2;u=tm;un='minutes';}else{r=.2;u=1;un='seconds';}v=v*r/u;return (Math.round(v)/r)+' '+un;}}return '';");

>>Code End<<

If the implementation requires any other plugin support, include them as well.

Note that the value will be visible only in the 2nd image request i.e. After 2nd event occurs.

Thank You

Arun

Thanks alot PratheepArunRaj​ ;

I'll try this,

But do you know if this also works for 2 different sessions on an app (Before I go to my sdk teams and implement a new app build ).

Kind regards,

And cheers,

Mario

Mar

Hello urs.boller​

PratheepArunRaj​ is advising in using s.getTimeToComplete to the s_doPlugin.

Which one is better ?

s.getTomeParting or s.getTimeToComplete ?

Kind regards !

hi mario

the solution written by PratheepArunRaj​ is really short, would try to go with that.

btw: i don‘t think this will work with a mobile sdk. but you can ask the developpers to do same:

1) save timestamp on first action

2) save timestamp on second action

3) calculate difference 2)-1) and send data to analytics

4) save data to prop/evar in analytics backend

Hello urs.boller​ ,

I kind of get it, and please correct me if I'm wrong - this won't be feasible for timestamps on 2 diferent visits ?

Kind regards,

marion33678522​

don‘t know, but there could be a way to store the first timedstamp within the app for a longer time (so it is available at the second event)

just to make sure: doing this, you will only get ONE analytics call with a time information. therefore it does not depend on “visits in analytics“ but on the framework collecting the information (eg. app).