App installed from Google Play store via a Branch.io link returns referrer as "link_click_id-123456"
How to get details of data associated with the link clicked by user from link_click_id?
Is it possible to debug details of link_click_id in Branch Arbor Debugging Tool?
Jackie from Branch here.
You can go to the following URL and get the details of your link data:
https://dashboard.branch.io/link-debug/[your_link_click_id]
Furthermore, you can monitor the stats of your link here:
https://dashboard.branch.io/link-stats/[your_link_click_id]
Hope this helps,
Jackie
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I have a react native application on IOS, and I implemented Facebook Audience Network Bidding with Admob.
Everything looks fine; bidding requests are being sent from Admob to Facebook. But Facebook is barely responding to bid requests.
When I use the debugger, there is an error called "Bundle status is invalid" with zero documentation on the internet.
I can see test ads without any problems. I used the Ad Inspector to validate everything, and it looks fine. But production users are not able to see any Facebook ads.
SDK versions:
FBAudienceNetwork 6.2.1
Google-Mobile-Ads-SDK 7.69.0
GoogleMobileAdsMediationFacebook 6.2.1.0
GoogleMobileAdsMediationTestSuite 1.4.0
Is there any knowledge about this problem and what is "Bundle status is invalid"?
After trying lots of solutions, I think I found out the reason.
The problem was missing tax information.
Step by step solution
Go to monetization manager
Click payouts
Select your payment account
Click edit account
It should navigate you to the organization management page.
Click to payout settings
Now, you will see the missing tax information and an update button.
Download your appropriate tax form from here
Complete the form, print it, sign it then scan it.
Upload the completed form using the update button.
After few hours, it should work and you can see the "Bundle status is invalid" is gone from the debugger.
If this solution works for you, please add a comment. So I can be sure about giving the correct solution, I will mark it as an answer.
I resolved this issue by releasing the updated app on the store (google play store in my case), now the debugger shows all green ticks.
edit: just to clarify that I still haven't uploaded a tax info form, ill wait to see if its mandatory first.
I am completely new to branch.io. And I am trying to incorporate this into my project. I have a use case where a person will send an invite link using branch to attend a meeting. Also this link should be unique to the invitee. Once user receives a message with link he will click on the link and it should take him to a webpage(my own)/Deepview(branch.io), where he should be able to submit the form which will register him for the event. Once he finishes the registration, show him the page where there is a download app link.
So far I looked into branch.io documentation but i am confused what all features i should use. This is what i found so far. let me know if this is suitable for my use case or not.
For the first scenario of sending unique links i was thinking of using branch.io API as this is what their website suggests
Secondly on click of link taking user to some landing page. this is the part where i am very confused. I didn't find any article which says i can submit a form in Deepview. Or do i have to use my own webpage where user will submit the form and then get that information and send it to braze to create another Deeplink which will take user to app download page.
Please suggest me the features of branch.io, that I should use for my use-case
thank you for contacting Branch. You can create a unique Branch Link with the following ways based on your situation.
Use Quick Links or Ad Links from Branch Dashboard for fast link creation and easy tracking.
Use our App SDK to create and share links within your app.
Use our Web SDK to create links which help convert your web users to app users.
Use our HTTP API to programmatically create links from your server.
Use our Chrome Extension to generate links from your browser.
Also, you can set a different final destination (User landing page) in your Branch Link for your app based on your purpose. For example, you can make users who do not have your app in their device can land on either the App Store, Deepview (is a mobile web splash page, hosted by Branch), or specific webpage via your Branch Link according to your needs.
Please feel free to contact support#branch.io if you have any further questions. We are happy to help you.
Is there anywhere i can get like a tutorial to watch and build out a full dashboard or different charts? I have already watched a few tutorials but still didn't get the hang of it. Or is there anywhere i can download a demo dashboard or report to set up on my side?
What about the official http://www.pentaho.com/service/custom-dashboards.
And if you need something specific about CDE, browse the web site of the author http://www.webdetails.pt/. Or send them a mail, Perdo Alves will answer you with pleasure.
The long version of a Firebase Dynamic Link is not firing the events First-opens, clicks, re-opens...
Is that a bug or is it on purpose, and in that case why?
Background:
I cannot use the short version because I am adding programmatically a parameter in the deep link associated, hence I need the long version to accomplish it.
As a work around: how can I add programmatically a url parameter in a short Firebase dynamic link? I don't want to generate programmatically a link, I want to have only one link which has dynamic value on it (e.g. productID for a link in my product detail page)
Thanks for your help!
Need your actual dynamic link to investigate this.
At the same time I can suggest that you can create short link programmatically. See iOS docs, Android docs and overview.
EDIT:
When you say analytics what of the following you are referring to:
Data shown in Firebase Analytics (accessible from Firebase Console
in Analytics section);
Data shown in Dynamic Links Analytics (accessible from Firebase Console in Dynamic Links section);
Data shown when in list of created dynamic links you clicking on specific link;
Data retrieved using Firebase Dynamic Links Analytics API;
I feel that we should account long links clicks in 1 and 2. I did not get yet confirmation from server side folks to be sure about this. I would trust Ian's comment for now.
In 3 will be shown only short links created in Firebase console. Short links created using API will not show up in 3.
In 4 you can access data related to short links.
Hii..
I am working on developing a website and I want it to be integrated with Facebook, i.e. I want to fetch logged-in user's information like his wall info, comments, his feeds etc. along with his friends's information,their comments etc..
Also I want user of my website to be able to post comments, feeds on his wall, update / upload picture etc.
And all that I want to do using facebook API..
Is there any way to do it..? Please help me out, I am really not getting the way that how to do it..
Yes this all possible, but your question is too vague to have definite answer.
First you need to learn about:
Social plugins
Javascript SDK
Authentication (see Single Sign-on with the JavaScript SDK)
FQL
If after that you still have some specific questions we would be able to help further.
I'm not sure what languages/technology stacks you may be considering for your site, but you could also check for plugins that interface w/ the fb API such as
Facebooker - Rails plugin
Facebook Graph Plugin - Grails plugin