I'm sharing a dashboard through an iframe.
When i load the iframe in my webapp, is there a way to filter, set the time range or clear existing filters?
Yes.
The URL contains all the dashboard state:
visualisation, filters, time range etc...
If you want dashboard with specific time range for example ,you need to embedded the specific URL in your web application.
It's good to know that kibana using "rison" to encoded and decoded URL to JavaScript object
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I have a Next.js app which has multiple pages. Each page has the same bar at the top of the screen which displays some data which is fetched from an internal API using SWR. The issue I am having is that to fetch that data it requires an ID of the logged in user (they log in with Discord via next-auth) and after they have left the first page, that ID value is no longer accessible to me.
I have tired storing it in local storage and session storage, I have tried passing it through other components, but nothing has worked and I am out of ideas of how to fix this. Is there any other way where I can pass a value between pages? Or is there a way I can access the session data again?
If you use this on all pages, you could just add that header into the _app.{js,tsx}(see the docs). In case you don't I suppose you create a layout component and reuse it across these pages.
In the future we might be able to use the new Routing API which allows passing adding Layout components for certain sub-routes. (Check the Layout RFC for more info).
because next js uses the react library so you can pass the data using props or you can use redux as well.
like this:
<Component propName={value}/>
I am trying to create a language specific property in GA4 based off a subdirectory but am not sure how to set this up. In UA, you could apply a subdirectory filter and make a separate view. For example, website www.abc.com/es would be the traffic we want to send to the View for all Spanish traffic.
I tried a lookup table in GTM but I already am using one to populate the measurement IDs for my configuration tag based off hostname, so I can't apply another lookup table to the configuration tag for subdirectory. I cannot create a subproperty either as I do not have GA 360.
Any advice? How are you getting your language subdirectory traffic to send to a separate property?
I am trying to solve the same issue and all I have come to is 2 ways how to set it without ga 360 account :
Create another data stream for this subdirectory, i.e. www.abc.com/es in your case, but I haven't solved yet if there is possibility to choose website url as subdirectory, and if it will work only tracking pages and events along this subdirectory set. Following this also you need to put in main property for ga4 config tag in page view trigger settings like page url doesn't contain /es.
Just set filters in standard and exploration reports inside main GA4 property to exclude/include traffic on /es subdirectory
I want to set the dynamic deep link with query param. For example, Suppose I've got the following information, Let's say for user1 the URL is https://example.com/res/?appId=67abeuusbev&value=55673 this link will be dynamic. i.e. for user2 it can be https://example.com/res/?appId=67abeuusbev&value=55674. I've set up the Firebase dynamic link. For example, say exampletest.page.link/SYu7 . Now I want to set up the deeplink in such a way that those appId and value (https://example.com/res/?appId=67abeuusbev&value=55674) can be set dynamically as a deep link whenever this link will be clicked from a web browser and based on the respective param values I can handle the link. Is there any way to do the same in the firebase dynamic link? I'm using React Native. Thanks for the consideration in advance.
If you're looking into modify short Firebase Dynamic Links programmatically, then it's currently not possible. The only way to update the parameters configured (i.e. deep link) in a short FDL is through the Firebase console, and only short FDLs created from the console can be edited. Short FDLs created programmatically are not displayed in the FDL dashboard.
As a workaround, you can create long FDL manually - by appending parameters and its values. Note that deep links need to be URL-encoded if it has multiple parameters.
i.e. https://exampletest.page.link/?link=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fres%2F%3FappId%3D67abeuusbev%26value%3D55674
You can check if the deep link will be able to carry the parameters configured in it by debugging the Dynamic Link using preview page flowchart.
I'm creating web site on zend framework and want to place statistic into my admin panel. Is there any js plugin (something like GA api) for getting styled graphs?
You may take a look at this:
http://d3js.org/
and that:
http://techslides.com/50-javascript-charting-and-graphics-libraries/
it depends on what you want to display a line graph, a map ...
Check out EmbeddedAnalytics. (Disclosure - I work with them) EmbeddedAnalytics is based on the GA API. To do what you are asking is simple:
Create Account and grant embeddedanalytics access to your GA data.
Define your charts/reports.
Get embedding iframe code.
Embed this code into your site where you want them to show.
Additionally, we are working on creating pre-defined dashboard pages which will allow end-user to embed entire dashboards into a page.
I'm currently using Google Analytics to get reports for my project hosted on code.google.com.
I'd like to exclude the traffic generated by myself. I know that Google Analytics basically offers two way to filter my traffic: by IP address and by cookies.
The ISP gives me a dynamic IP address so I can't filter by IP address. I should then use the cookies method.
I read I should add some javascript code to my site to set the cookie.
My question is: how can I add into the wiki pages of google code the javascript I need? Is there another way to achieve my goal?
Thanks.
http://ode2code.blogspot.se/2009/02/how-to-exclude-self-traffic-from-google.html contains a solution that seems valid:
Setting the cookie:
Create a new page on your domain, containing the following code:
body onLoad="javascript:__utmSetVar('no_report')"
Visit this page from all computers that you would like to exclude from
your reports, to set the cookie on each machine.
Creating the filter:
You'll need to create an Exclude filter to remove data from visitors
with this cookie.
Filter Type: Custom filter > Exclude
Filter Field: User Defined
Filter Pattern: no_report
Case Sensitive: No
How to create a filter?
http://www.google.com/support/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=55494
Use this together with this wiki article http://code.google.com/p/support/wiki/WorkingWithGoogleGadgets to create a gadget containing the script that you may include on your page.
Several chrome and firefox extensions are available that allow you to block google analytics tracking on a per-site basis. I have found this is the easiest way to achieve this functionality.
You can try the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on, though it will disable tracking on all sites altogether.
how about using the campaign tracking feature to create a specific urm URL you send out to any person you wish to exclude from reports?
Then add a campaign filter, how's that?
not sure how long the campaign cookie will be stored, may need everyone to click that camapaign URL every few weeks?