Currently, our reports in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) show the URI (/page) under the "Page Page" dimension.
We track multiple subdomains (www.domain.com, tribe.domain.com, etc) with the same GA4 property, so we want the "Page Page" to show the URL (www.domain.com/page).
Any ideas where/how to set this up?
The page_view event contains the page_location parameter which contains the full url.
Screen Shot of page_location parameter
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I have problem with showing tree of display pages in display pages section of web content creation form.
I created some pages with asset publishers on them. I set these publishers to be the default asset publishers for these pages. I created these pages and asset publishers under role admin. When I open display pages section in creation form of any web content it shows me site map where can I see pages on which is asset publisher, see image:
You can see that black color is for pages with asset publishers.
But when I login with another user I cannot expand this tree. The only thing I can see is "1st level" of this site map:
I tried to add all possible rights to this user, all possible rights to any resources but without assigning role "administrator" for this user I cannot browse this tree.
When I click on little "plus icon" in this tree I can see that it is making request on "/c/layouts_admin/get_layouts" but in request I can see only html which is telling me that I haven't sufficient roles to obtain right content.
I made some investigation. I tried to make request under this user from jsonws api ("/api/jsonws?signature=%2Flayout%2Fget-layouts-6-groupId-privateLayout-parentLayoutId-incomplete-start-end"). I tried the same method with same parameters as they were in request from site map tree and it returned me right content.
So from "Choose Display Page" window it tells me that I haven't good role but when I call api from jsonws with same parameters it returns me good result. Where can be problem?
Thanks,
Patrik
Hi dear Add this Snippet in com.liferay.portal.struts.PortalRequestProcessor.java
processRoles(HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse, ActionMapping)
After user O bject is Created.
if(user!=null){
if(path.equals("/layouts_admin/get_layouts")){
return true;
}
}
I would like to build a customized Facebook page tab for other page owners to instal onto their Facebook pages. Each page tab will need to have its own ID in the links that lead out of the page tab in order for us to track that page activity.
For example each page tab will have a list of products that link to the relevant product pages on an external website. Each of those links will have a unique ID parameter to we can track clicks and purchases. [e.g http://www.mydomain.com/products/product123.aspx?userid=12345]
So I need to create the userid variable in the link. Possibly using GET (or Request.QueryString for asp) to receive from the initial page tab installation.
From what i can see I might be able to use the app_data parameter to pass data over to the page, but when i tried it, it didn't work.
This is what i am using to install the page tabs
[https://www.facebook.com/dialog/pagetab?app_id=YOUR_APP_ID&app_data=12345]
I thought that this will pass the userid over to the new page tab, but it doesnt seem to work.
If anyone could point me in the right direction i would be very grateful.
Cheers
From what i can see I might be able to use the app_data parameter to pass data over to the page, but when i tried it, it didn't work.
This is what i am using to install the page tabs [https://www.facebook.com/dialog/pagetab?app_id=YOUR_APP_ID&app_data=12345]
But you are aware, that appending &app_data=12345 does not mean you will get a GET parameter by the name 'app_data', right …?
The app_data will be passed as a property inside the signed_request parameter – so you’ll have to decode that one, and inside you’ll find your app_data value.
Why does 'each page tab' need to have an ID?
The Page ID should be enough for you to determine which content to show (and it's passed to your app on each page load via the signed_request, and the page ID is also passed back to your app in the callback to the pagetab dialog
You could also request manage_pages Permission from the user to determine the list of pages they administer and if your app is installed on each
My requirement is to integrate my client webpage and facebook using the Flike button.
I have an html page which is used for all the products. Based on the product code selected, the content in the page changes. The URL format is something like this -
in the browser it shows : http://xyz.com/product.aspx,
in the view source, in the action attribute of the form tag : ../../product.aspx?prdcode=123&catcode=3453
Now, my requirement is to place an flike button on this page. I have tried doing it in several ways... but the issue is:
If I click on flike button on one page.. the button is disabled for every other product.
Not sure what all needs to be included in to get this functionality right.
For a product listing page you'd need to have multiple like buttons, each pointing at a URL which represents an individual product - each of those pages needs the appropriate open graph meta tags, include the JS SDK once on your listing page, and have multiple <fb:like tags pointing at the individual product URLs
If the page content is dynamic, I think you can do the same, but you'll need to remove and add the like button as the content changes
Facebook provides us with an option to choose a custom landing tab for the new visitors (i.e. non-fans). Can we have a custom Landing tab for fans so that every time i open the page, i m directed to that custom page rather than the Wall..
Have you checked Facebook Help Center?
How can I select a tab as default for people who already Like my Page?
This functionality does not exist.
What you are trying to do is straightforwrd.
Create a "landing page" tab app and add it to your page. Here is a tutorial on how to do it: http://how-to-create-facebook-app.koliber.com
Make this tab the default for your app. On your page, in the upper-right corner click "Edit Page" and change the "Default Landing Tab" to the one you would like displayed by default.
Now everyone will be shown the default tab when they log in. How to distinguish between those visitors who "liked" your page and those that didn't? Easy. Make two versions of the page and display one to those who liked and one to those who didn't like. How to find out whether the current visitor liked your page or not follows:
When your Page Tab URL is called in the iframe, it is passed a signed_request POST parameter. This parameter contains the info you need. However, it is encoded and structured so it needs some processing to get the info
Split the signed_request on the '.' character. The first part is the signature. The second part is the encoded_data
Decode the encoded_data into a JSON string using the URLBase64Decode function equivalent in your server-side programming language
The JSON object contains a node called "page". This contains a node called "liked".
If "liked" is true, the user liked the page and you display the "liked" version of your app. If false, show the "Please like me" version of the site.
This way, when visitors visit your page, they see your custom app in a tab. The actual content is determined server-side on your server based on the page.liked property inside of the JSON object passed to you in signed_request
The simple answer as far as I have been able to find out is "No". There is no setting which aligns with this requirement.
The wall is the default tab for people who like the page.
http://apps.facebook.com/static_html_plus/ this application gives you those options... enjoy!
If you visit maps.google.com on a mobile device, then press 'Menu', 'Get Directions', and select the 'transit' option, you are taken to a page where you can enter two locations and a date/time, and get directions on public transit. However, the URL is still maps.google.com.
Is there any way to link directly to this page so that I can load it in a UIWebView in my iOS app? Would 'clicking' the buttons in Javascript be (the only/a good) solution?
Try: http://www.google.com/transit
Even clicking the buttons in javascript doesn't seem to be working. The Google Maps code is a little strange- the event listeners aren't assigned directly and I can't get a .click() to work. So what I'll do is have the user enter the two locations in boxes in the app, then load something like http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Coover+Hall&daddr=lied+rec+center in the UIWebView, except I'll add some more specific location information before building the URL, since this is a city-specific app. Not a perfect solution but it gets the job done.
You could create a URL that links to the transit directions with the "dirflg=r" paramater.
Find the other URL parameters here: http://web.archive.org/web/20110714031648/http://mapki.com/wiki/Google_Map_Parameters