Get Google Analytics Content Experiment parameters from Google Tag Manager in Android App -


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hi,

i have set google tag manager , google analytics , linked them 1 another. then, have set container in google tag manager , added variable called "google analytics content experiment" within container. created 2 types of experiment variations ( can refer picture).i have set "percentage of users included in experiment" 50%, 50% users default config value json , other 50% users different value.then, published container , downloaded binary file , included in "raw" folder of android app.

then in android app, did following within oncreate method:

tagmanager tagmanager = tagmanager.getinstance(this);   // modify log level of logger print out not // warning , error messages, verbose, debug, info messages. tagmanager.setverboseloggingenabled(true);   pendingresult<containerholder> pending =         tagmanager.loadcontainerprefernondefault(container_id,                 r.raw.gtm_default_container);  pending.setresultcallback(new resultcallback<containerholder>() {   @override   public void onresult(containerholder containerholder) {     containerholdersingleton.setcontainerholder(containerholder);     container container = containerholder.getcontainer();       if (!containerholder.getstatus().issuccess()) {       log.e("cuteanimals", "failure loading container");       //displayerrortouser(r.string.load_error);       return;     }   } }, 2, timeunit.seconds);

my objective values of key "key1" supplied google tag manager in android app, can drive application accordingly. but, cannot values.

can kindly me out ?

thanks.

ones container loaded successfully, should able load experiment variations data.

for example in case containerholder.getcontainer().getstring("key1")

based on content experiment variations rate values "blue", "green" on different devices..


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