Thanks. 2 questions. do i need to have s. or p. etc in front of the contextData? and = 'login_status" can be replaced by whatever term we define as the login status or not? such as 'Logged In" or does it need to be = 'login_status' ?

Great to know.It's actually being written in React Native. Do you know the syntax for that?

Absolutely. We're trying to implement context data variables into our mobile app. Historically, I've only seen script like this, s.contextData[‘mobile.login_status’] = ‘Logged In’; but the consultant gave us implementation specs that looked like the first post. I'm not a developer so I want to be careful but, in my understanding, his technical implementation specs can't actually be used. Meaning, we can't set a variable for when people login as [contextData setObject:@("login_status" forKey:@"mo...