| how to run reports for iPhone iOS3 vs iOS4 usage | Autobeef | 8/28/10 1:45 PM | I'm trying to find out how many visitors to my sites are using iPhone iOS3.x vs iOS4. As far as I can tell, it's not currently possible with Analytics. The closest method seems to be using Advanced Segments (OS = iPhone, OS version = "starts with 3" |
| Re: how to run reports for iPhone iOS3 vs iOS4 usage | Autobeef | 9/20/10 8:46 AM | really? not possible?? |
| Re: how to run reports for iPhone iOS3 vs iOS4 usage | Autobeef | 12/7/10 10:43 PM | Anyone care to weigh in? Seems like basic functionality that should be possible. |
| Re: how to run reports for iPhone iOS3 vs iOS4 usage | Gunnar R | 1/13/11 4:33 AM | I would also like to have this. |
| Re: how to run reports for iPhone iOS3 vs iOS4 usage | antti.nylund | 1/13/11 10:06 AM | You could fetch and insert that information with php or asp and use custom variables. In a hurry now... Post back if you need more detailed instructions |
| Re: how to run reports for iPhone iOS3 vs iOS4 usage | Autobeef | 1/24/11 2:33 PM | Re custom variables -- looks like you could do it with pure javascript though right? I haven't tried it yet, but didn't look to me like PHP/ASP would be necessary ... or am I missing something? |
| Re: how to run reports for iPhone iOS3 vs iOS4 usage | antti.nylund | 1/25/11 12:52 AM | I'm not so familiar with JS but I guess you can fetch user agent data with JS also... |
| Re: how to run reports for iPhone iOS3 vs iOS4 usage | Autobeef | 1/25/11 10:13 AM | Here's what I'm trying.... var iOS = (navigator.userAgent.match(/iPhone OS (\d+_\d+)/))?RegExp.$1.replace(/_/,'.'):'No'; pageTracker._setCustomVar(1,'iOS',iOS,2); |