convore.json/groups/kynetx/how-to-get-the-context-in-krl/messages.json

[{"user_id": 30494, "stars": [], "topic_id": 37209, "date_created": 1306618452.6183901, "message": "given the following rule", "group_id": 236, "id": 1214433}, {"user_id": 30494, "stars": [], "topic_id": 37209, "date_created": 1306618899.5523961, "message": "rule first_rule {\nselect when pageview \"kynetx.com\"  or web ev_somewebevent  or explicit ev_someexplicitevent \n.....", "group_id": 236, "id": 1214503}, {"user_id": 30494, "stars": [{"date_created": 1306620199.561018, "user_id": 30462}], "topic_id": 37209, "date_created": 1306618975.331804, "message": "is there a way to know in KRL the  event_domain ( pageview, web, explicit ) and event_type ( kynetx.com, ev_somewebevent, ev_someexplicitevent  )", "group_id": 236, "id": 1214509}, {"user_id": 763, "stars": [], "topic_id": 37209, "date_created": 1306865879.2379961, "message": "this is nearly impossible with complex event expressions, but you can determine which event it was by writing a rule that only matches part of the OR expression.", "group_id": 236, "id": 1239744}, {"user_id": 763, "stars": [], "topic_id": 37209, "date_created": 1306865911.7248919, "message": "you can also pass an additional variable as event context to help you sort them out.", "group_id": 236, "id": 1239749}]