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In Tracking code, add an option to make page URL tracking case insensitive (useful for sites hosted on Windows) #10534
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Hello @gaumondp
Yes, on a Unix/linux webserver |
Am I wasting time if I ever propose a pull request with a checkbox "Make URL case incentive" and it add " |
@gaumondp this could work, could you show it when the |
@mattab I never, ever, saw that "Advanced" link ! And I've been using Piwik since 2013... Makes sense to add the option there AND propose a more visible "Advance Settings". I'll create a new feature request. |
+1. This actually makes sense to have tracking URLs as case insensitive. While there is a workaround (https://matomo.org/faq/how-to/#faq_90) in place to make the urls as custom and call the lowercase portion on this, it should be part of the core product behavior with some setting/flag etc. to avoid case-sensitive comparison. Also not all URL's would be custom except the SPA pages. Regds, |
@tsteur , can you please help clarify the reason for marking this as closed? I see the referenced change or pull request was specific to "Download", but this issue #10534 is more generic for handling all the characters in the URL to be case-insensitive, so there is no differentiation in URL's like http://test.domain.com/Core Am I missing anything here? |
I think it was closed by @mattab since technically these 2 URLs are not the same and it is already possible to workaround by calling |
It should help in all cases. Works also for non-SPA pages. |
The tracking code produced by default doesn't include this line :
_paq.push(['setCustomUrl', location.href.toLowerCase()]);
I don't know why someone would want /mydirectory/ and /mYDirectorY/ be ever separate... I had to include Piwik on a Windows server for the first time and now we got to manually add statistics to get the real numbers.
Software should be be at "best default values"...by default. ;)
Is there a use case I can't see where URL case sensitive makes sense ?
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