MainApps AudiNet

Include monitoring script

Insert following snippet of code as is to the head of your page

<script>
    (function (a, u, d, i, n, e, t) {
        a['MainAppsAudiNet'] = n; a[n] = a[n] || function () {
                (a[n].qu=a[n].qu || []).push(arguments)
            }, a[n].ti = 1 * new Date(), a[n].us = {}, a[n].ua = {}, a[n].ip = {};
        e = u.createElement(d),t = u.getElementsByTagName(d)[0];
        e.async = 1;e.src = i;t.parentNode.insertBefore(e, t);
    })(window, document, 'script', 'https://analytics.mainapps.com/connect/audinet.min.js', 'maa');
</script>

Authenticate script

Ask us for a valid token (trackerID) then call following method of our data layer once at the beginning

maa('auth', trackerID, options);

The options is just an optional object which can contain one or all the values ​​as shown below in the example

{
    logLevel: 0,
    sessionMinutes: 60,
    googleOneTap: false,
    googleOneTapAuto: false,
    googOneTapSelectorID: 'exampleID',
    googleOneTapEventID: null
}

// logLevel one of following. 0 => disabled, 1 => only errors, 2 => all events, 3 => verbose, 4 => debug. Default: 0
// sessionMinutes duration in minutes of each session. Default: 60
// googleOneTap true or false, enable Google One Tap authentication with which you can register and associate to the events the visitors name, surname, email, picture and Google ID. Default: false
// googleOneTapAuto true or false, enables Google One Tap auto authentication, if possible and if the googleOneTap property is true. Default: false
// googOneTapSelectorID the ID of the DOM element where the script will inject the login element if the googleOneTap property is true. (eg. <div id="exampleID"></div>). By default inherits heigth of his container with 40px max-heigth and has absolute position in top 0, right 0
// googleOneTapEventID specific event to trigger Google One Tap box request. If omitted and if the googleOneTap property is true, it is triggered on auth event. Default: null

Call event monitor

Use this method to track as many events as you want

maa('event', actionID, objectTypeID, objectID, param1, param2);

All event method params are optional, please refer to the tables below for a correct use of the actionID and objectTypeID values. ObjectID may be the unique ID of the element you are tracking, param1 and param2 are generic purpose fields where you can register what you want

Register customer (optional)

Optionally you can register a CustomerID which will be sent automatically at each call to the same session event method. This can be useful for associating an event to a specific customer in your database. When session lasts you should re-register customer event.

maa('customer', customerID);

Check if function exists (optional)

Optionally you can check if function exists before call its methods. If you are using a script load blocker, such as cookie consent, you should check the existance of function before using it, insted to do that in explicit way by checking if it is defined ( eg. typeof(maa) !== 'undefined') you can use following embedded way to prevent errors.

• Include this script before the one included in Include monitoring script section

<script>
    function isf(func) {
        var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments,1);
        if (typeof (window[func]) === 'function') {
            window[func].apply(window, args);
        }
    }
</script>

• Replace the previous calls with the following method

maa('auth', trackerID, options);
isf('maa', 'auth', trackerID, options);

maa('event', actionID, objectTypeID, objectID, param1, param2);
isf('maa', 'event', actionID, objectTypeID, objectID, param1, param2);

maa('customer', customerID);
isf('maa', 'customer', customerID);

Thanks to the non-specificity of the isf() funtion, you can also use it to check that other than MainApps AudiNet tracking systems are not blocked!

Event tables

MainApps AudiNet...that's all, simple, useful, effective!