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nicklockwood avatar nicklockwood commented on July 17, 2024

That's a good idea. In the meantime you can achieve this by using the existing delegate methods to intercept the rating alert and substitute your own. It's simple enough to create the alert (it's just a UIAlertView) and you can then insert your own logging. You can replicate the effect of the standard alert's buttons by calling the equivalent methods yourself (look under the "advanced methods" section in the documentation.

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On 1 Dec 2011, at 10:06, Duane Fields wrote:

Thanks, great tool. Replaced my homebrew version with this... One feature suggestion. Can you add methods to the delegate that indicate what the user's action was, such as "said yes" and "said no", "said later", etc... This would be very useful for metrics, for example I can use Flurry to record the number of times prompts were shown, vs how many yes/no/later's I got to understand if people actually USE the rating helper, or if they always press no, in which case it might just be annoying.


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nicklockwood avatar nicklockwood commented on July 17, 2024

I've added three new delegate methods that fire when the user selects an option in the rating prompt. Let me know if that's sufficient for your requirements.

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duanefields avatar duanefields commented on July 17, 2024

looks good, I'll wire in event logging with our analytics

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