Page scroll report: How to achieve this?

[Elena_Benito_Ruiz]

Hi everyone
So, we’d like to have an explorer table with all urls and their totals of 25, 50, 75, 100 built-in page scrolls (per url). I can’t seem to be able to get the page urls (or better page names) along with these data.

Also do you happen to know what’s exactly 25, 50, etc on a given url? Is there a way to check that? Any tool? imagine you don’t get as many events on a given video or CTA, and first thing you want to check or rule out…is whether people do actually scroll down to where that action is.

Thanks as always
Elena

[anthonybartczak]

@Elena_Benito_Ruiz

So, we’d like to have an explorer table with all urls and their totals of 25, 50, 75, 100 built-in page scrolls (per url)

Something like this? You can also switch the order of nested dimensions.

@Elena_Benito_Ruiz

or better page names

If you mean the page title then it’s not available by default for custom events. You can add the page title as a custom event dimension to the Piwik PRO tag. Once added, the dimension should persist for the whole page view (including scroll events).

@Elena_Benito_Ruiz

Also do you happen to know what’s exactly 25, 50, etc on a given url?

Wouldn’t this kind of report show this piece of information or am I missing something?

[Elena_Benito_Ruiz]

@anthonybartczak

If you mean the page title then it’s not available by default for custom events. You can add the page title as a custom event dimension to the Piwik PRO tag. Once added, the dimension should persist for the whole page view (including scroll events).

Thank you @anthonybartczak is there a Piwik tutorial/example on how to do this?

[Elena_Benito_Ruiz]

So @anthonybartczak the idea is to have all page urls containing blog listed and the total amount of events of 25, 50, 75 and 100 for each url. Something like this:

I can’t seem to get it done on Piwik…

[anthonybartczak]

@Elena_Benito_Ruiz

Thank you @anthonybartczak is there a Piwik tutorial/example on how to do this?

1. Create a new TM variable:
   

   

2. Add a new event custom dimension
   

   

3. Add it to the Piwik PRO tracking tag:
   

   

(I’ll answer the rest in a different response)

[Elena_Benito_Ruiz]

thanks a lot @anthonybartczak done!

[Elena_Benito_Ruiz]

hi @anthonybartczak so any suggestion/recommendation on how to reflect that type of report on piwik? Thanks a lot!

[anthonybartczak]

Sorry for the late response @Elena_Benito_Ruiz:

Video plays: How would you create this report?

@gonerator sums it up pretty nicely, it’s not possible as of now unless you use one of the suggested solutions (additionally counting goals, using a BI tool or a different report structure). It’s pretty much the same case for: We have some plans to improve calculated metrics in a way that enables you to use filters for events. This would probably solve the problem but I can’t share any dates for now.

Responded there as the report structure seems pretty similar.