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I'm a bit surprised the documentation of Flurry-Android is so measly. Let's take this example: your application has levels that users complete, how do you log the time that users take for each level to complete?

This is the basic API calls for events: 

FlurryAgent.logEvent(String eventId, Map < String, String\> parameters, boolean timed)  
FlurryAgent.logEvent(String eventId, boolean timed)

Where should you put levelindex and how does the timing work? How will the data be presented?

Kai
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Arbos
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You need to call endTimedEvent. In your example with logging the amount of time user takes to complete a level, you would do the following when the level starts:

Map<String, String> params = new HashMap<String, String>();
params.put("index","1");
FlurryAgent.logEvent("PlayingLevel", params, true);

... and the following when the level ends:

FlurryAgent.endTimedEvent("PlayingLevel");
okonomichiyaki
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Note: Flurry has documentation on how to record the duration of an event online. Look at the Tier 3 Events section for the example code.

http://support.flurry.com/index.php?title=Analytics/GettingStarted/Events/Android

JulianHarty
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