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interesting element found in visitors/locations #9762

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hpvd opened this issue Feb 11, 2016 · 4 comments
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interesting element found in visitors/locations #9762

hpvd opened this issue Feb 11, 2016 · 4 comments
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c: Usability For issues that let users achieve a defined goal more effectively or efficiently. Help wanted Beginner friendly issues or issues where we'd highly appreciate community's help and involvement. wontfix If you can reproduce this issue, please reopen the issue or create a new one describing it.

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@hpvd
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hpvd commented Feb 11, 2016

interesting element found in visitors/locations:

  • what's this?
  • should it be clickable?
  • does it need server power for generation?
  • a part of it is doubling information

=> could one think of removing it?

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tsteur commented Feb 12, 2016

true, I think we could actually remove it although the evolution chart has some kind of value to see how your website is doing. Should be maybe better shown in "Visitors overview" or so

@tsteur tsteur added Help wanted Beginner friendly issues or issues where we'd highly appreciate community's help and involvement. c: Usability For issues that let users achieve a defined goal more effectively or efficiently. labels Feb 12, 2016
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sgiehl commented Feb 12, 2016

I agree that this information is not needed there right now, looking at the way it is implemented atm.

But I'm not sure if that information should really be (re)moved, as both values might differ if we might change some stuff.

The distinct countries metric is calculated as a numeric value while archiving, so it is saved separately from the country data metrics.

Enabling the "exclude low population" feature for that datatable for example might cause different values.
Or maybe the datatable containing all countries might be limited another way (e.g. maximum rows), causing some columns to be aggregated to "others".

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hpvd commented Feb 13, 2016

I stumbled on this because

  • it does not look like other evolution charts more like some pixel pulp /max compressed jpg
  • does not make anything on click like some on other other places do
  • was only at bottom of continent table (not on other)

Content may be useful but this looks broken. And if it's useful, than it should be also shown on other similar places too. (to make UI more constistent like also tiny #9761)

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mattab commented Jan 18, 2017

It is not ideal to show this item, but not too bad neither. Looks better / more clear at least in Piwik 3

@mattab mattab closed this as completed Jan 18, 2017
@mattab mattab added the wontfix If you can reproduce this issue, please reopen the issue or create a new one describing it. label Jan 18, 2017
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