Function-type attributes
A Function returns a typed value that indicates the <operator> and <condition> that you can use.
For segmentation queries, functions are typically used to abstract subqueries on evented data and create multi-value pseudo-attributes as their return type.
An example is products_purchased().
Function names accept the same characters as regular filters, using lowercase alphanumerical and underscore (
snake_case()).Parameters are optional. However, the parentheses of a parameters list is required.
Parameters can either be named or not, but you can't have a mix of named and unnamed parameters.
The segmentation query syntax has limited support for function-type attributes. Currently only products_purchased() is supported.
products_purchased()
Anchor link to section titled "products_purchased()"Returns a List<ID>. As a consequence, CONTAINS is the right <operator> to use.
All time ranges
Anchor link to section titled "All time ranges"products_purchased() CONTAINS ID
For example,
Specific time ranges
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Where
The following are examples of using specific time ranges: