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So a bit confused here, it seems as if Flurry does not provide a LogPageView method like the iOS counterpart does. I was wondering how I can achieve the same logic?

Here's my iOS code that obviously works: 

    private void FlurryLogPageView()
    {
            Flurry.Analytics.FlurryAgent.LogPageView();
    }

    private void FlurryLogEvent(string EventName)
    {
            Flurry.Analytics.FlurryAgent.LogEvent(EventName);
    }

We're now porting our app to Android, and upon surprise when I moved these methods to MainActivity, It seems that the FlurryAgent object does not contain a definition for LogPageView(). I looked at the github page provided, but the author doesn't show how to log a page view (even though the github link here explicitly says Page View tracking but none of the examples shows how to do that). The link to the specific example is here. It only shows how to log an event, which works. I want to log a page view.

jdmdevdotnet
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The standard java method can be found here: https://developer.yahoo.com/flurry/docs/analytics/gettingstarted/technicalquickstart/android/#track-page-views

FlurryAgent.onPageView();

There appears to be a reference to it in this file in the repo you mentioned: Portable/library/Flurry.Analytics.Portable/AnalyticsApi.cs

Hunter
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  • Well, surely, I did not have time to go through every little thing in the repo. It's a bit bizarre that the method names are different on iOS than they are on Android. Ugh. But thanks, this seems to work? As long as this is the counter-part for the iOS `LogPageView` method. Which I'm unsure if it's the same, which is why it's weird it's named different. – jdmdevdotnet May 25 '17 at 16:03