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Event callbacks
Adjust servers trigger an event callback every time a user completes an in-app event recorded by Adjust.
The callback parameter for event callbacks is event_callback
.
Important:
adj_
. Use adj_event_callback
for the event_callback
parameter.
Adjust generates a unique event token for each event that your client sets up in AppView. You need to request your client to share this event token with you. Append the event token (_eventToken
) to the event callback parameter (event_callback
).
Example: If your event token is xyz456
, then the event callback parameter for that event is event_callback_xyz456
.
While setting up event callbacks, you have the following options:
Option | Example |
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One event callback for a custom event | Encoded:event_callback_eventToken=https%3A%2F%2Fmynetworkserver.com%2Fevent Unencoded (Do not use as is): event_callback_eventToken=https://mynetworkserver.com/event |
Multiple event callbacks to the same link URL | Encoded:event_callback_eventToken1=https%3A%2F%2Fmynetworkserver.com%2Fevent_one&event_callback_eventToken2=https%3A%2F%2Fmynetworkserver.com%2Fevent_two Unencoded (Do not use as is): event_callback_eventToken1=https://mynetworkserver.com/event_one&event_callback_eventToken2=https://mynetworkserver.com/event_two |
Multiple event tokens to the same event callback URL In this case, you receive information about all in-app events in the callback as a single in-app event. | Encoded:event_callback_eventToken1_eventToken2_eventToken3=https%3A%2F%2Fmynetworkserver.com%2Fmy_event Unencoded (Do not use as is): event_callback_eventToken1_eventToken2_eventToken3=https://mynetworkserver.com/my_event |
Recommended placeholder
Placeholder | Description | Header |
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{event} | Event token This value is constant for an event. You can reference an event in your reports with the event token. | xyz456 |
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Event callback example
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