URLs ending in "/" get "/index.php" appended #13365
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This is the api statement currently used (for the sake of completeness):
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Hi, please try using flat=1 in the API export URL |
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Thanks for your help! @mattab that's it. Tried, tested and approved ;) |
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Hi,
I am currently experimenting with Matomo - however I am having some trouble. All URLs on our websites (only the developers know why) have trailing slashes appended. So the URL structure is always similar to "https://mybeautifuldomain.tld/category/my-lovely-article/"
Which leads to the behaviour that Matomo creates a subtable (I guess?) only containing "/index" under that specific URL so that the URL in total would be "https://mybeautifuldomain.tld/category/my-lovely-article/index"
Which is bothersome in prebuild reports (but not really an issue) but is a lot worse to be dealt with in API exports.
{ "label": "equipment", "nb_visits": 4321, "nb_hits": 4789, "sum_time_spent": 343528, "nb_hits_with_time_generation": 4659, "min_time_generation": "0.001", "max_time_generation": "21.63", "sum_bandwidth": 0, "nb_hits_with_bandwidth": 0, "min_bandwidth": null, "max_bandwidth": null, "entry_nb_visits": 3593, "entry_nb_actions": 4965, "entry_sum_visit_length": 996006, "entry_bounce_count": 2921, "exit_nb_visits": 3627, "nb_hits_following_search": 48, "avg_bandwidth": 0, "avg_time_on_page": 72, "bounce_rate": "81%", "exit_rate": "84%", "avg_time_generation": 0.369, "idsubdatatable": 207, "subtable": [ { "label": "gewinnspiel-coffee-custom-cabs", "nb_visits": 75, "nb_hits": 80, "sum_time_spent": 2715, "nb_hits_following_search": 1, "nb_hits_with_time_generation": 78, "min_time_generation": "0.005", "max_time_generation": "21.63", "sum_bandwidth": 0, "nb_hits_with_bandwidth": 0, "min_bandwidth": null, "max_bandwidth": null, "entry_nb_visits": 58, "entry_nb_actions": 86, "entry_sum_visit_length": 6126, "entry_bounce_count": 45, "exit_nb_visits": 58, "avg_time_on_page": 34, "bounce_rate": "78%", "exit_rate": "77%", "avg_time_generation": 0.434, "idsubdatatable": 208, "subtable": [ { "label": "/index", "nb_visits": 75, "nb_hits": 80, "sum_time_spent": 2715, "nb_hits_following_search": "1", "nb_hits_with_time_generation": 78, "min_time_generation": "0.005", "max_time_generation": "21.63", "sum_bandwidth": 0, "nb_hits_with_bandwidth": 0, "min_bandwidth": null, "max_bandwidth": null, "entry_nb_visits": 58, "entry_nb_actions": 86, "entry_sum_visit_length": 6126, "entry_bounce_count": 45, "exit_nb_visits": 58, "sum_daily_nb_uniq_visitors": 71, "sum_daily_entry_nb_uniq_visitors": 55, "sum_daily_exit_nb_uniq_visitors": 55, "avg_time_on_page": 34, "bounce_rate": "78%", "exit_rate": "77%", "avg_time_generation": 0.434, "url": "https://www.gitarrebass.de/equipment/gewinnspiel-coffee-custom-cabs/" } ] } ] }So it basically adds another layer to the json file. Is there any way to either remove the trainling slashes bevore they hit database or to prevent /index from beeing added?
Best,
Stefanie
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