Set Tag Name

Set tag name for a mobile view

To simplify management of privacy for mobile applications and to enable individuals who have worked with Fullstory for the web to have a more familiar experience, Fullstory for Mobile Apps instrumentation creates virtual HTML-like elements for native Android or iOS views for the purposes of privacy management, funnel definition, and searches. read more here

By default, the tag name is mapped from the class name of the view in Android or iOS.

Call FS.setTagName to set a custom tag name for a mobile view.

Note: setTagName is supported on UIKit UIViews (in both Swift and Objective-C), but not on SwiftUI Views.

Additional Information

• Fullstory for Mobile Apps Privacy Rules

Objective-C

[FS setTagName:(UIView *)view tagName:(NSString *)tagName]
[view fsSetTagName:(NSString *)tagName]

Example Invocation

// .h file
@property (nonatomic, retain) IBOutlet UIButton *cartButton;

// .m file
- (void)viewDidLoad {
    [super viewDidLoad];
    [FS setTagName:self.cartButton tagName:@"CartButton"];
}

Swift

FS.setTagName(view: UIView, tagName: String)

Example Invocation

@IBOutlet weak var cartButton: UIButton!

override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    FS.setTagName(cartButton, tagName: "CartButton")
}