Snapshots
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Tracking drag and drop events
For events that occur outside of our autocaptured event types, our track API can be implemented by developers to gene...
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Snapshots overview
Snapshots give you the ability to capture additional metadata that isn't autocaptured by Heap out-of-the-box. Example...
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Capture Size of Item When Added To Cart (Single Event on Page) via Snapshots
You can use a Text in Element Snapshot to capture data, such as the size of an item, as an event property on an even...
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Capture Name of Item When Item is Clicked (Multiple Events on Page) via Snapshots
You can use a Text in Element Snapshot to capture data, such as the size of an item when it is clicked, as an event ...
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Capture Company Name From Sign Up Form (Text Input Field) via Snapshots
To capture users’ inputs on an input field, such as a text input, you can use the Form Value Snapshot to capture th...
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Capture Search Queries via Snapshots
To capture search queries entered into a search bar, you can use Text to Element to capture the text in that elemen...
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Capture Radio Form Value via Snapshots
You can use the Form Value Snapshots to capture users’ inputs for elements such as radios and checkboxes. This exam...
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Capture Screen Dimensions via Snapshots
You can capture screen dimensions to attach to a pageview event by using the JavaScript snapshot example below. We ...
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Capture Screen Resolution via Snapshots
Finding the pixel-to-device ratio of your user's screens can help you understand how your images are rendering. N...
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Capture Orientation via Snapshots
You can capture screen orientation (on pageload only: APIs for tracking orientation changes are not supported acros...
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Using Snapshotted Data in Custom Properties
Custom properties are configured on a per-event basis and are limited to 255 characters. Any changes to a custom pr...
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Pageview Snapshots
When using the visual labeling interface, you're able to define custom properties that are attached to interaction ...