Are event's properties overwritten by new properties?

[Marius Rabenarivo]

Hello everyone,

When sending new $set properties event,

It seems like the previous properties are overwritten.

For example

if I send properties : {a : "a"}

and then properties : {b: "b"}

then when requesting the event server, I get only {b: "b"}

Is this normal?

Regards,

Marius

[Pat Ferrel]

No but if you are using the UR (I’m guessing from the lists you posted on) you would encode those as arrays with only one value.

Can you share the entire 2 $set events json?

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[Marius Rabenarivo]

Sorry, it was a confusion from my part.

The 2 events are there.

I was thinking that the properties will be aggregated in the event server.

2017-05-26 19:47 GMT+04:00 Pat Ferrel <p...@occamsmachete.com>:

No but if you are using the UR (I’m guessing from the lists you posted on) you would encode those as arrays with only one value.

Can you share the entire 2 $set events json?

On May 26, 2017, at 4:25 AM, Marius Rabenarivo <mariusra...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello everyone,

When sending new $set properties event,

It seems like the previous properties are overwritten.

For example

if I send properties : {a : "a"}

and then properties : {b: "b"}

then when requesting the event server, I get only {b: "b"}

Is this normal?

Regards,

Marius

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[Pat Ferrel]

If the item id is the same, they are both attached to the same item and will be aggregated.

But they should be arrays of strings for the UR template.

All templates define their own way of interpreting input and this is required by the UR for categorical properties.

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[Marius Rabenarivo]

Ah Ok. Thanks

It's good to know for categorical properties but for the moment I use properties for biasing and filtering.

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