Suppose i have a website of 10 pages..I am moving from one page to another in more than 2 to 3 pages..
How can i keep track so that when it comes to 2nd page which i have navigated,it will will go to first page.
my logic is working for 3 pages
i am sending first page info to second page and first and second page info to 3rd page..so that when it redirects from i check whether it has subsequent more than one page and redirects to first page from second page..this logic fails if i am navigating to 4 pages as this time i will have to keep track of more than 1 or 2 pages which is not sufficient way
please help
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Base url - https://mediamarkt.pt/collections/televisores?tab=products&page=1&rb_snize_facet37=Televisores
I'm trying to scrape all pages, the process works in so much as it clicks on each product element and scrapes the data for that product and then repeats it for every product.
But, for some reason it always starts at page 9.
I have tried to use a range as per the docs, so set the start url as https://mediamarkt.pt/collections/televisores?tab=products&page=[1-9]&rb_snize_facet37=Televisores
But it always starts at page 9 not 1.
What am I doing wrong here?
I've tried configuring a manual step to actually click on the paginator to go to the next page as well, but then it skips the steps to click on a product element and all it does is click the paginator until it gets to the last page, so that doesn't work either.
I'm reformatting part of an existing website so that what was previously two separate forms on two pages are now consolidated into one form on one page. I've got it consolidated, but cannot get rid of the redirect to the second page after form submission. How would I disconnect the pages so once the form is submitted, it just shows a confirmation and not the original second page.
I went through the main route to create redirects in on the page and on the form. For the page, I went to the Tools tab, then selected Redirection, but there was no existing redirection for the page. Same story with the form. Overall, I can't find how the form is redirecting to this second page and am not sure where to keep looking to remove it.
I have a simple ASP.NET address book application.
In the application the user can:
Get a list of contacts
Click a contact to go to an edit-page
Edit the contact
Press save and go back to the list
Now: If the users clicks the browser back button at this point in time the application goes back to the edit page - which is NOT what the user expects (the user expects to go back to the page before the list).
The general problem is these temporary/edit pages that you would never want to navigate back to - is there a pattern for handling this?
I can think of two solutions
Don't have separate edit page but use javascript to show edit form on detail page
When serving edit page check, that referrer header is not from contact list but from contact detail. If it's list page url then redirect to detail page
Imho option 1 is cleaner and option 2 probably easier
I use WordPress and make test page on which I want to add a Deezer Musik albums (many different albums) on this page. But when there will be many (for example 50-100 alboms) page will be loaded for a long time.
How to make so you can open page and page show not all (50-100) alboms same times? Page show first, for example, 5 or 10 albums and then you pushed button (or scrolling) and page show next 5 to 10 albums, and next... Not all at the same time. Step by step.
I have a website that features a call to action/promotion button on nearly all pages of the site.
I have currently configured a conversion funnel that shows me how many people arrive on the call to action page, and then how many people make it to successfully complete the action page.
What I want to see though is how many unique visitors over the reporting see the banner at the top of the funnel.
eg. Something like this:
Visitors accessing website: 1000
Visitors clicked on call to action page: 100
Visitors successfully submitted call to action form: 45
My initial thoughts was to do this using the frontpage only, but I forgot that this banner/call to action ad is featured on many pages around the website. Many people find the site through SEO and never even pass through the frontpage.
Is it possible to use a wildcard for a domain or something similar in Google Analytics? Or maybe I am approaching this the wrong way.
Last of all - I know I can accomplish this by pulling up 2 reports: site wide unique visitors and comparing that to how many people hit the first stage of the existing conversion funnel. But it's a hassle to have to do this regularly manually.
While using funnel analysis, it is normal to have funnel steps that represent more than 1 urls. Take the basic case of ecommerce sites, where the final goal maybe the same transaction completion page, but the funnel step corresponding to product page can be triggered by many different product pages and not just one.
Based on the page url structure of your website, you can choose any of the below 2 match types to add multiple urls to a single step:
1, Begins with : If all the different pages displaying the ad have a set of common characters in the beginning, then use this.
2, Regular Expression Match : If the different pages that contain your banner ad how totally unrelated url, then find a suitable regex that can capture all those urls