Liveblog Tag Events

The embed fires custom DOM events.

Example:

<script async src="https://cdn.tickaroo.com/webng/embedjs/tik4.js"></script>
<tickaroo-liveblog id="my-liveblog" liveblogId="LIVEBLOG_ID" clientId="CLIENT_ID"></tickaroo-liveblog>

<script>
  document.findElementById('my-liveblog').addEventListener('tickarooLiveblogTracking', function(event) {
    console.log("Tracking Event " + event.detail.t);
  })
</script>

Events are:

tickarooLiveblogInit

is fired when a liveblog component has been initialized

tickarooLiveblogTracking

is fired for various actions that can be used for analytics and tracking purposes

The event details will contain the type of event accessible via event.detail.t. Currently the following types are supported:

The following events give information about data being loaded:

  • l_err Error loading data
  • l_ini Data completely replacing the current liveblog page has been loaded
  • l_mor Data for a “load more” loaded
  • l_rfs Data for Autorefresh loaded

The following events give information about countable page views

  • t_ini Liveblog has been initialized for the first time
  • t_mor User clicked more
  • t_upd User clicked apply updates
  • t_tag User clicked on a tag filter
  • t_mil User clicked a milestone
  • t_hlt User clicked on highlight
  • t_sgs User clicked game summary item
  • t_srt User clicked on sort control (sort order changed)

The following events give information about user actions

  • a_sfb Share on facebook
  • a_sxx Share on X
  • a_scp Copy share link
  • a_sem Email
  • a_sna Share using native share sheet
  • a_vot Vote in a poll
  • a_rct Reaction under an event
  • a_con Consent toggler clicked
  • s_wem User clicked on a web embed
  • c_opn Comments overlay opened
  • c_mor Comments overlay more click
  • a_cwr Comment written
  • s_opn User opened the slidehsow
  • s_mvd User clicked/swiped through slidehsow
  • a_ebp Event break point clicked
  • a_ehl Event height limit clicked

More events might be added in the future. Implementers should ignore unknown event types.