Comments (6)
You need to use …/count?p=/&t=TitleSiteA
(&
, not ?
). There is only one ?
after /count
, and the rest of the parameters are separated by &
.
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The first site you create during signup is no different than any other site you create later. There's a bit of stuff going on in the background with database IDs, but that should be transparent (e.g. you can create an account, create a new site, then delete the first site, and all the IDs will get moved to the second site, making all of this "transparent" from a UI perspective).
There isn't really any way to see multiple sites in one dashboard right now. What's your use case for this?
the dashboard for SiteA doesn't receive any data.
That should work, so don't know why it doesn't. If you tell your site I can take a look.
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The first site you create during signup is no different than any other site you create later. There's a bit of stuff going on in the background with database IDs, but that should be transparent (e.g. you can create an account, create a new site, then delete the first site, and all the IDs will get moved to the second site, making all of this "transparent" from a UI perspective).
I don't quite understand this. Maybe I should experiment a bit with it.
the dashboard for SiteA doesn't receive any data.
That should work, so don't know why it doesn't. If you tell your site I can take a look.
Thank you, that's very generous! I'll send it to you per email. I prefer it over pasting the link here.
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I don't quite understand this. Maybe I should experiment a bit with it.
It's just there is no special "main site"; every site is treated equally, including the one created during signup. That's the short of it.
I'll reply to your other issue over email.
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I have experimented a bit more with it.
What's your use case for this?
As said in my original message, the idea would be to achieve the following:
- Dashboard for
username
: with statistics of SiteA and SiteB together - Dashboard for
SiteA
: with statistics of SiteA only - Dashboard for
SiteB
: with statistics of SiteB only
It is not essential, but I have been curious to try it out once more. Using count.js
, it didn't work out. Now, I tried with the pixel tracking option. I added
<p>
<img src="[https://username.goatcounter.com/count?p=/?t=TitleSiteA](view-source:https://username.goatcounter.com/count?p=/?t=TitleSiteA)">
<img src="[https://SiteA.goatcounter.com/count?p=/?t=TitleSiteA](view-source:https://SiteA.goatcounter.com/count?p=/?t=TitleSiteA)">
</p>
to my index.html
and this sort of works:
- Both the dashboard for
username
and forSiteA
see statistics from SiteA - The problem is that the query
count?p=/?t=TitleSiteA
is not interpreted as I'd want. It is interpreted as if the path were/?t=TitleSiteA
. It's odd, because the same syntax gives the right title when I try the site locally, but when I push it to GitLab Pages, then the title stops working.
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Thank you, it works!
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