Select Visitor agent field

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  Alisyn Collins

  2022年12月05日 15:49

  To accomplish that, you'd want to add the specific metadata fields or field groups you want to your select statement. You would do this using dot notation to specify the values you want returned.  For example, if you want to see all agent metadata, you could format that select like this:

              {
                  "select": {
                      "id": "visitorId",
                      "agentMetadata": "metadata.agent"
                  }
              }

  By referencing metadata.agent, it would pull that specific section from the original results and give you an output that looks like this (from my test account):

          {
              "id": "visitor0",
              "agentMetadata": null
          },
          {
              "id": "visitor1",
              "agentMetadata": {
                  "email": "xxxxx.xxxxx@xxxxx.com",
                  "language": "en_US"
              }
          },
          {
              "id": "visitor2",
              "agentMetadata": {
                  "boolean": true,
                  "email": "xxxxx.xxxxx@xxxxx.com",
                  "full_name": "visitor2name",
                  "language": "en_US",
                  "random": [
                      "value1"
                  ]
              }
          }

  But if you wanted to see only all email addresses (for example), you could be even more specific and use:

              {
                  "select": {
                      "id": "visitorId",
                      "email": "metadata.agent.email"
                  }
              }

  which would return:

          {
              "id": "visitor0",
              "email": null
          },
          {
              "id": "visitor1",
              "email": "xxxxx.xxxxx@xxxxx.com"
          },
          {
              "id": "visitor2",
              "email": "xxxxx.xxxxx@xxxxx.com"
          }

   

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