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More than 100% of the visitors use Cookies. #3315

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anonymous-matomo-user opened this issue Aug 12, 2012 · 7 comments
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More than 100% of the visitors use Cookies. #3315

anonymous-matomo-user opened this issue Aug 12, 2012 · 7 comments
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@anonymous-matomo-user
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According to our Piwik system, 100.5% of our visitors use the plugin "Cookies", i.e. have Cookies enabled. I don't know if it is a display or calculation error but a number greater than 100% seems slightly strange.

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Attachment: Screenshot of the error
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Replying to TuXx:

According to our Piwik system, 100.5% of our visitors use the plugin "Cookies", i.e. have Cookies enabled. I don't know if it is a display or calculation error but a number greater than 100% seems slightly strange.

Addition: the error occures only if we choose more than one day as period of time

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See #2962. This was fixed in Piwik 1.8. Historical data is not truncated.

What version are you using?

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Replying to vipsoft:

See #2962. This was fixed in Piwik 1.8. Historical data is not truncated.

What version are you using?

Piwik 1.8.2

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mattab commented Oct 19, 2012

Let's cap the % cookie use at 100% to be safe & not confusing.

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halfdan commented Oct 23, 2012

The problem is in archiveNumericValuesGeneral in core/ArchiveProcessing/Period.php. The nb_uniq_visitors are handled separately here and not just simple summed up.

I had the same issue with my IPv6Usage plugin: When I processed periods, I simply summed up all IPv4 unique visits and IPv6 unique visits. The total number of IPv4+IPv6 unique visits was slightly bigger than nb_uniq_visitors for the same period. That resulted in >100% visits by protocol.

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mattab commented Nov 24, 2012

we cant replicate on the demo it works when looking at daily or weekly or date range report. Maybe it was fixed earlier.

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