![]() when the visitor views more than one page, then the last page view of the visit will have a "Time spent on page" of 0 second.when the visitor views only one page view, the "Visit duration" will be 0 second.Accurately measure the time spent on each pageīy default, when a user visits only one page view during a visit, Matomo will assume that the visitor has spent 0 second on the website. For example, you can generate the call to trackGoal() dynamically to set the revenue of the transaction: // logs a conversion for goal 1 with the custom revenue setįind more information about goal tracking in Matomo in the Tracking Goals documentation. You can also register a conversion for this goal with a custom revenue. ![]() To trigger a goal conversion: // logs a conversion for goal 1 when a user has submitted his cart and has done the payment: you can give the Matomo tracking code to the payment website which will then register the conversions in your Matomo database, with the conversion's custom revenue.when a user does some interaction in your Flash application.when a user has stayed more than a given amount of time on the page.In some situations, you may want to register conversions on other types of actions, for example: You can also track goals for given page views, downloads, or outlink clicks. Manually trigger goal conversionsīy default, Goals in Matomo are defined as "matching" parts of the URL (starts with, contains, or regular expression matching). You can learn more about Tracking Events in the user guide. For example, if you wanted to track a click on a JavaScript menu, you could write: Freedom page To track any user interaction or click with Matomo, you can manually call the JavaScript function trackEvent(). For example, when users click on a JavaScript link, or when they click on a tab (which triggers a JS event), or when they interact with elements of the user interface, you can still track these interactions with Matomo. However, on modern web applications, user interactions do not necessarily involve loading a new page. You can customise the page URL to track by using the function setCustomUrl, learn more in the FAQ How do I set a custom URL using the Matomo Javascript tracker? Manually trigger eventsīy default, Matomo tracks page views when the JavaScript tracking code loads and executes on each page view. You can do so simply: _paq.push() Īdvanced users can also dynamically generate the page name, for example, using PHP: _paq.push() īy default, Matomo uses the URL of the current page as the Page URL in reports. If you track multiple sub-domains in the same website, you may want your page titles to be prefixed by the sub-domain make it easy for you to see the traffic and data for each sub-domain. JavaScript tracker features Custom page titleīy default Matomo uses the title of the HTML page to track the page title, you can customise it by using the function setDocumentTitle: _paq.push() Workarounds are to either remove the prototype JS library or to overwrite the JSON object manually (see above e.g. prototype js library overwrites the browser's JSON API and causes issues for example with custom variables resulting in errors (see #16596).This polyfill would need to be loaded before the Matomo JS tracker is loaded. If you need to support IE7 and older then you could load a polyfill that makes window.JSON available such as JSON3. Click here to see a full list of supported browsers. The JavaScript tracker runs on all browsers that support the JSON API. Older versions still work as expected and will track your visitors, but we highly recommend that you update your pages to use the most recent tracking code. ![]() If your Matomo tracking code doesn't look like this one, you may be using the deprecated version. You can push to the _paq array even after the matomo.js file has been loaded and run. G.type='text/javascript' g.async=true g.src=u+'matomo.js' s.parentNode.insertBefore(g,s) Var d=document, g=d.createElement('script'), s=d.getElementsByTagName('script') copy and paste the JavaScript tracking code into your pages, just after the opening tag (or within the section).click on "Tracking Code" in the left menu (under the "Measurables" or "Websites" menu). ![]()
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