tgxworld announced the release of a new admin-only Site Traffic Explorer, integrated into the redesigned admin dashboard. This tool provides admins with detailed insights into site traffic patterns through filters for URLs, referrers, countries, networks, browsers, and IP addresses. It can be accessed via the See details link in the site traffic section. The explorer analyzes up to 1,000,000 pageviews (configurable via site_traffic_explorer_event_limit), though higher limits may impact database performance and loading times.
In the discussion, asa requested support for custom event tracking similar to Umami, but tgxworld clarified that event tracking is not currently on the roadmap. EricGT questioned the high prevalence of badge-related URLs in Top URLs; tgxworld explained that these likely originate from bots due to a 100% bounce rate.
Several users, including nickdb and CC_MacKenzie, reported issues where the See details link directed them to the old “Legacy Consolidated Page Views” chart instead of the new explorer. tgxworld noted that the feature had just been deployed to one user’s hosted site. Later, tgxworld mentioned toggling a site setting to resolve visibility issues, though CC_MacKenzie continued to experience display inconsistencies with the new dashboard features. Alfi also inquired about the calculation methods for specific metrics shown in the interface.
We’ve released a new admin-only Site Traffic Explorer as part of the new admin dashboard.
It gives admins a clearer view of site traffic patterns, with filters for dimensions such as URLs, referrers, countries, networks, browsers, and IP addresses.
To open it, click the See details link in the site traffic section of the admin dashboard.
By default, the explorer analyzes the 200,000 most recent pageviews within the selected date range and can be configured up to a maximum of 1,000,000 pageviews via the site_traffic_explorer_event_limit site setting. A higher limit provides broader traffic coverage but requires more database resources and will increase loading times. Sites with more capable database servers can raise the limit, while sites experiencing slow queries or timeouts should lower it to maintain an acceptable user experience
Very nicely implemented, I really like it. Is there a plan to allow us to display track events, similar to how it works in Umami, for example? That’s a useful metric for us.
Hi! I’m not seeing this on my site - when I hit “See details” on the Site traffic chart it just takes me to the old “Legacy Consolidated Page Views” chart. Would love any assistance!
For some reason I’m still not seeing it - my Site Traffic section doesn’t look like the one at the top of this thread either. It converted to the purple colors but doesn’t have the urls or other features. “See details” still just takes me to the “Legacy Consolidated” still. Is there a reason these changes aren’t showing? Thanks!
