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We are attaching an attribute to our events that can contain runtime data in which we cannot control the structure beforehand. It is an attribute called custom_data which contains data from various sources dynamically combined into a JSON object. For basic insights reports it is possible to use the “CONTAINS” operator to search for the presence of a value and build custom events based on that. A sample for the value for the attribute “c_data” could be: {"session_running":false,"is_virtual_event":false,"is_aggregated":true,"product_type":"variant","origin":"home_page","role":"merchant","is_profile":true,"entitlements":"starter_tier"} For some reports we would like to extract certain attributes and values using the Custom property functionality. However it is not possible to parse the regex into the function as it contains the quotation mark which breaks the syntax of the function editor. Is there a way to escape the input so that i can pass the quotation mark into the function? I did no
Hey!If I have list property that has items such as [item1, item2, item3, .. itemX], how could I get the last one?With custom property I can pick the first item easily: List[0].I can also fetch the length of the list: LEN(List)However, MixPanel doesn’t seem to allow this: List[Len(List) - 1)So, how could I select the last element from the list property?Regards,Frans
Hello, Which filter can be used to get the list of users whose phone number ends with “123”?
Hi,I’ve been trying to implement mixpanel in our webshop.I want to send information about the product the users buy.Event property as a stringevent property json-formatThe information is sent as a JSON array with information about the product. But in mixpanel the array is parsed as a string.Anyone know how I can access the properties e.g itemType, price etc.?
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Hi!Noticed the data in my RandoSando dataset doesn’t match with whatever is used to generate the quiz answers.Last question asked which customer has ordered the most sandwiches. Without a doubt, my answer was Dylan Santoro with 36, but the quiz says I was wrong and it should’ve been Abbie Norton with 34. Additionally, one of the customer names/ multiple choice answers wasn’t even a user in my file.Given the quiz answers do not match my dataset, what am I supposed to do? Unfortunately, I got a bad score with the quiz, but without a doubt it’s due to the quiz questions and answers not matching my dataset.Please advise.Thanks and loved the course!
Hi! I noticed as I was going through the modules, my Mixpanel dashboard and functions were different than that in %)the course. For the most part, I was able to follow through with the modules and understand how to use Mixpanel to do each of the exercises, despite the differences in the Mixpanel possibly being a different version…?Unfortunately, as I’m going through the final exam/ quiz, some of my answers are marked wrong despite me doing the analysis with Mixpanel and just inputting the answers with the Mixpanel results.Please help as I am pretty confident I’m doing the analyses correctly, but getting the incorrect answers.For example, one question is what is the optimal frequency that a customer views ingredients and then orders a sandwich. Using a funnel report, I input “view ingredients” and then “orders sandwich” for the steps. I make the conversion criteria unique and changed interval size to frequency. Looking at frequency, I saw that out of the options, customers who viewed
Hi! Excited to start, but I can’t seem to open the productSchool.js file after downloading. I get a Microsoft JScript compilation error message instead. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
We’ve recently set up Mixpanel and how have about 2 weeks data to work with. We want to track inactive users by seeing which users have no logged in within the last 3 weeks. It seems that a user must have logged in since we set up Mixpanel for us to check if they have been inactive, is there a way around this so that we can see all our users who have not logged in?
Hi mixpanel community!We were wondering if we could apply properties added client-side to server-side events, such as location, OS, browser, screen, etc.For context:We have opted for an approach that is mostly server-side. All events are tracked in the backend, but since server-side tracking doesn’t give us access to all the mixpanel default properties (such as location, OS, browser, etc.), we thought that we might be able to use the .identify function in the frontend and then apply these properties to our server-side events.For instance, after adding mixpanel.identify in the frontend:If I look at an event that is tracked client-side, I’ll see all the default properties show up for that event Now, in the same session and for the same user, if I look at an event that is tracked server-side, no properties will show upWe know that we can specify the IP address in the server-side event to get the location, but that doesn’t include all the other goodies, so we were wondering if there was a
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