v2.18.0
Features Attribution report The new Attribution report allows you to trace the source origin of a user so that you can measure the effectiveness of your ad camp
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Features
Attribution report
The new Attribution report allows you to trace the source origin of a user so that you can measure the effectiveness of your ad campaigns and optimize your spend. This report also integrates revenue data so you can see which channels contribute the most to your sales.
Read docs.
Distinct ID
We are introducing a new property for sessions called the distinct ID. This is a new parameter that lets you assign a ID to a session to help you identify a user later.
To set a distinct ID, use the umami.identify method from the tracker.
umami
.
identify
(
'bob@aol.com'
)
;
In a server environment, you would send an event payload with a id parameter.
\{
"payload"
: \{
"hostname"
:
"
your-hostname
"
,
"language"
:
"
en-US
"
,
"referrer"
:
"
"
,
"screen"
:
"
1920x1080
"
,
"title"
:
"
dashboard
"
,
"url"
:
"
/
"
,
"website"
:
"
your-website-id
"
,
"id"
:
"
bob@aol.com
"
\},
"type"
:
"
event
"
\}You can then search the distinct ID from the Sessions screen.
Read docs.
data-before-send attribute
We are introducing a new tracker attribute data-before-send that let’s you define a function that will be called before data is sent. You can then inspect and modify the payload or cancel the send entirely. The function will take two parameters, type and payload. To continue with sending, you return a payload object. To cancel the send, return a false-y value.
First, define the function to be called.
function
beforeSendHandler
(
type
,
payload
)
\{
if
(
checkPayload
(
payload
)
)
\{
return
payload
;
\}
return
false
;
\}
Then pass the name of the function using the data-before-send attribute.
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Events chart filtering
You can now filter custom events by clicking on an item in the events table.
Alternative host for icons
The default host we use for displaying website favicons is icons.duckduckgo.com. Now you can use an alternative host with the environment variable FAVICON_URL. You need to pass a string with a token to replace the domain name. For example:
https://icons.duckduckgo.com/ip3/\{\{domain\}\}.ico
Some alternatives you can use:
https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=\{\{domain\}\}
https://logo.clearbit.com/\{\{domain\}\}
Migrations
This release includes some database migrations that add new columns for handling UTM parameters. The migrations will
automatically run during the build process.
The migrations will only apply the new schema but not do any migration of old data. The reason for this is we didn’t
want to hang up the build process for users with lots of data. Instead we will be providing scripts that you can run to migrate your
data separately.
To migrate your data for this release, use the SQL for your database from here
Fixes
-
Realtime activity details not listed from newest to oldest #3330
-
POST /api/auth/very Method not allowed | Outdated documentation? #3339
-
Docker middleware #3357
-
Referrer data displayed in every table #3284
-
Realtime View Graph and Activity are not in sync #3244
Updates
-
Upgraded Next to
15.3.1 -
Upgraded Prisma to
6.7.0
Thanks
@harryo @Cibiyanna26 @YoSev @Maxime-J @perso182 @astappiev @thomasdn @YektaDev @gjelbrim
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