Closed rewb0rn closed 4 years ago
Hi @rewb0rn,
In theory, that should be the case. Source of where API comes from should be irrelevant as long as it's there. You can also test this easily like this:
Let us know if worked for you.
Cheers
Where should I see this log? I have traced the jsonResponse in AS3 which gives this result:
jsonResponse = {"app_token":"XXX","adid":"XXX","timestamp":"2020-08-13T13:45:03.497Z+0000","message":"Install tracked","ask_in":2000}
Tracker token = XXX
Tracker name = Organic
Campaign = null
Network = Organic
Creative = null
Adgroup = null
Click label = null
However I don't see a sdk_click log, neither in AS3 nor logcat
Did you set SDK to sandbox mode and log level to verbose? You should be able to see native logs with adb logcat -s Adjust
.
Yes I set both, but apparently I used the filter in the Android Studio logcat wrong. With adb logcat -s Adjust
the sdk_click and install referrer logs are showing up now.
This looks like it is working fine, thanks!
Yay, good news. In case anything else might be needed in here, feel free to comment/reopen.
Hi,
when including the ANE
com.adjust.installref
, we are having a clash with another Adobe Native Extension that also contains the Google Install Referrer. When we include bothcom.adjust.installref
andcom.android.installreferrer
by Distriqt (from here: https://github.com/distriqt/ANE-AndroidSupport), we see this error message:Can we just remove
com.adjust.installref
and everything would continue to work fine? Or is the fileAdjustInstallRef-1.0.0.ane
always required because it executes custom code for Adjust?I checked the documentation but I only found this link that explains how to handle the situation with broadcast receivers, which is the deprecated way.
Thanks in advance