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Actions>Page Titles believes there is a subpage if page <title> includes a forwards slash #2956
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What is the status on this issue? We're eagerly waiting for it's solution 😇 |
Dear Mattab, May i know if this resolved in the latest version? My boss is asking about this strange behaviors. Thanks. |
Since this bug is still open and no activity for almost one year... Will this bug be fixed? When? And are there workarounds to go around this problem? For the PHP Tracker I am replacing forward slashes with "-" in my code, This could also be done for the javascript code I think... I'm not using JS on a site with the issue now and am not really good at it. If anyone has a code sample to share, please do. PHP: |
Why is this bug closed, and the other issue refereed to marked as "duplicate" - then it's no longer reported as a bug? |
@kongsted this issue is still opened |
This is an annoying issue, and probably a quick fix, so moving to 3.3.0 |
Why should that be a bug? Imho that is expected behavior. Action title reports are splitted by @mattab what would be your expected fix? Change the default character here or remove that feature for title reports? |
To bring flexibility when needed (and not break completely when some users rely on this feature), proposal is:
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We'll need to announce it clearly in the developer changelog and the user changelog too |
Currently, if the html page <title> is "Test / Hello", Piwik will report in Actions > Page Titles the directory "Test", clickable to open the sub page "Hello".
This is confusing for users, because often, slash characters in the page title, does not imply a notion of hierarchy.
However, as we document it on the JS tracking doc, it is possible to set the document title to a given value and use this technique to classify page titles in a given hierarchy, eg. "Article / Sport / XYZ".
Because by default Page titles do not contain hierarchy, I propose that:
This was reported in this post, #1532, #3364, and I often got frustrated myself with this problem.
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