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Google Analytics - viewing a page
I'm trying to explore the capabilities of Google Analytics.
I'm aware that Google Analytics do provides the Average Page View per Session, but can Google Analytics knows how long a user viewing a specified page per session? If yes, how do I know that?
Thank you.
I'm aware that Google Analytics do provides the Average Page View per Session, but can Google Analytics knows how long a user viewing a specified page per session? If yes, how do I know that?
Thank you.
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some HTML panel which was opened via Javascript/jQuery
Any chance the panel is an actual, separate, html page? If so, having the GA code on that page should be enough.
If not, you will likely need to setup a GA event to fire each time that panel is open. You may also need to setup an event to track the amount of time the panel is open.
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If not, you will likely need to setup a GA event to fire each time that panel is open. You may also need to setup an event to track the amount of time the panel is open.yup, think my colleague already placed an event tracking in that JavaScript. But it seems that GA is not able to tell how long the page is viewed/panel is opened?
if this can be done, can you show me how to do this? Thank you
Before I get too in depth, I notice the event labels are named after pdf files. This leads me to a related question.
Are you trying to see how long someone is viewing a pdf file for?
Are you trying to see how long someone is viewing a pdf file for?
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Sorry for late reply as I was on some seminars earlier this week.
Let me try to explain my current issue again.
My colleague was developing a website portal for my client. Some of the site contents were populated via some Javascript and displayed on screen (like some divs, triggered by Javascript). Now the client wants to know how many of them actually clicked on that "link" and how long they view the contents.
Appreciate if you can inject some insights here, thanks again.
Are you trying to see how long someone is viewing a pdf file for?Not really...
Let me try to explain my current issue again.
My colleague was developing a website portal for my client. Some of the site contents were populated via some Javascript and displayed on screen (like some divs, triggered by Javascript). Now the client wants to know how many of them actually clicked on that "link" and how long they view the contents.
Appreciate if you can inject some insights here, thanks again.
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Hi there,
Before I close this question, do you have any further comments? Thank you.
Before I close this question, do you have any further comments? Thank you.
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The info is really useful!
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Thank you for the comment. Yup, I'm looking into that area as well.
The problem I'm having right now is I got some HTML panel which was opened via Javascript/jQuery, how can I track that as well?