In page filter, you can apply various filters on the page such as: Time Filter, Session Data Filter, Page Data Filter, and Store Name Filter.

Page Filter

Page filter has the following fields which are listed below:

• Actions: This shows the action which can be taken against the particular page. There are following two actions which can be performed in the page window which are listed below:
  1. View Flow Path Report : The view flowpath report is a type of analytical report that provides insights into the sequence of page views or interactions that you can take within a website or application. It aims to visualize the path that are followed as they navigate through different pages or sections, enabling to understand user behavior, navigation patterns, and potential drop-off points. On clicking this icon, user will be navigated to the Flowpath window where they can view the flowpath details.
  2. View Logs : The view logs refers to a feature or functionality within an analytics or monitoring system that allows you to access and review logs related to the viewing activity of users on specific pages of a website or application. These logs can provide detailed records of user interactions, page views, and related events, helping you to analyze user behavior and diagnose issues. On clicking this icon, you will be navigated to the Logs window where you can view the logs which are being generated for a particular page .
• Session ID: Session Id is a unique identifier assigned to a specific user session within a computer system or application, allowing for tracking and management of individual user interactions and activities during their session.
• Start Time: This shows the Start time of the page execution.
• Page Name: This shows the name of the page on which the filter is applied.
• Event(s): An event is the situation a visitor might face while accessing a site like errors, warnings, user interactions, and more.
• Browser: This shows the name of the browser on which the page is being running.
• URL: This shows the URL through which the page is being reached.
• Referral: This show the URL of the previous web page that the user clicked on before landing on the current page.
• Device: This shows the device used by users to access and view the page, along with the name of the device in which you are seeing the page.
• OS: This shows the operating system used for seeing the page and likely to identify and record the operating system being used by visitors accessing the webpage.
• Channel: It is like a category that shows where people are coming from to visit a website. It could be from a search on Google, a link on another website, social media, or just typing the website directly.
• Location: It refers to the geographic location or region from which website visitors are accessing the web pages.
• TTFB(sec): Time to First Byte (TTFB) is the total amount of time spent to receive the first byte of the response once it has been requested.
• Onload(sec): Onload time occurs when the processing of the page is complete and all resources of the page have finished downloading.
• TTDL(sec): This stands for Time to DOM load. It is the point at which DOM is ready and there are no stylesheets blocking JavaScript execution
• PRT(sec): Perceived Render Time is the time when the viewpoint area of the client browser is visually complete.
• TTDI: This stands for Time to DOM Interactive. This is the point where the browser has finished loading and parsing HTML.
• Redirection(s): This shows the time taken by the browser to fetch all redirect URL’s, if there is any redirection in fetching the main URL.
• Bandwidth: This shows the amount of data that can be transmitted over a network connection in a given amount of time.
• Bytes In: This includes all the resources that make up the web pages, such as: HTML Files, CSS Stylesheets, JAVA Scripts Files, images, fonts and any other assets that are required to render the page correctly.
• Client IP: It refers to the unique IP address of the device or computer that is making a request to a server or network resource. Enter the client IP to filter the data.
• Transaction ID: This shows the corresponding ID for the respective transaction.
• DNS(sec): This is the decentralized hierarchical naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses.
• DOM(sec): DOM stands for Document Object Model. DOM is a programming interface for web documents and serves as a bridge between web pages and scripts.
• Wait(sec): The browser needs to wait for server to fetch HTML, CSS, JavaScript Files, images and other resources to render the page to the client (browser), known as “wait” time.
• TCP(sec): This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS
• FP(sec): First Paint timestamp reports the time it takes for the first pixels to be painted on the screen when a web page starts loading.
• FCP(sec): First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page.
• FID(sec): First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction.
• TTI(sec): Time To Interactive is when the website is visually usable and engaging.

Notes:

You can also perform the following operations in the Page Filter window which are listed below:

• Search Filter: This option will provide the search criteria to filter out your search easily. To search anything click on the Search Filter
• You can view the Scatter Map for pages by clicking on the Scatter Map icon.
• You can also download the page filter by clicking on the Export Page Filter icon. You can download the page filter icon in the following three formats which are listed below:
  1. Export as CSV: To download the page filter details in the CSV file format, you have to click on the Export as CSV
  2. Export as XLS: To download the page filter details in the Excel file format, you have to click on the Export as XLS
  3. Export as PDF: To download the page filter details in the PDF file format, you have to click on the Export as PDF
• Toggle Column: You can Show/Hide a column by clicking on the Toggle Column button in the table. You can show/hide the columns which are explained above in the page filter.
  • You can also reset the Toggle Column by clicking on the Reset to Default option.
  • You can also save your own preference columns in the Toggle Column by clicking on the Save Preference System Level