Retrieve and display pages viewed in a visit. This specific api call is turned off by default, please contact support@opentracker.net to turn this api call on.
This API produces a json array. Perform GET or POST requests. Visitors can also be retrieved based on a page_idx, and/ or visit_id, and/ or a machine_idx.
One or more of the following parameters are required:
filterByUrlTitle
: Display data for the specified url or title. Default is everything.
filterByPageId
: Display data for the specified page ids.
Page id is a unique identifier of each page. Default is all page ids.
filterByMachineId
Display data for these machine ids.
Machine id is a unique identifier of each visitor. Default is all machine ids.
filterByVisitId
Display data for these visit ids.
Visit id is a unique identifier of each visit. Default is all visit ids.
from
Find all pages from the specified unix timestamp. Default is all unix timestamps.
to
Find all pages up to the specified unix timestamp. Default is all unix timestamps.
offset
Starting point from where records will display. The default is [0] (most recent chronological event).
limit
Maximum number of records displayed in output. Default is [40]. Maximum is 10,000.
login
Your opentracker login email. Default is support@opentracker.net
password
Your password.
ticketId
A ticketId can be used to provide credentials with an expiring token. A ticketId can be used instead of a login/ password combination. Further information can be found here.
site
The site for which to display data. Default is [www.opentracker.net].
locale
The locale parameter is an identifier for a particular combination of language and region (e.g. en_US) and determines the format of the data returned. A list of locales can be found here.
dataType
The dataType parameter determines the format of the data returned. Values can be [json] | html | jsondatatable | jsonjqgrid
ignoreLocale
Display columns without language translation. Boolean. [false]|true.
dateFormat
The dateFormat parameter determines the format of dates returned. An example is dateFormat=yyyy-dd-MM. Syntax can be found here.
This page returns a json array with 'n' entries starting from the specified offset formatted as:
{ "resultsList": [ { "error":"java.lang.Exception: no-data"} ] }
If errors are encountered, the first encountered error will be returned of form "Error: exception: message
Error: java.lang.RuntimeException: Login/ site combination is not valid