This web application event occurs when any user accesses a page.
This event contains the following fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
display |
Contains the following information about the user's display: |
width |
The display's width in pixels. |
height |
The display's height in pixels. |
origin |
Contains the following information about the user's point of origin: |
type |
The type of origin. Can be INTERNAL, EXTERNAL, or UNKNOWN. |
url |
The origin's host (referrer) or token. |
pageType |
The origin page's type. It can be the page token for internal access or UNKNOWN for others accesses. |
page |
An object containing information about the displayed page. |
id |
The page's identifier. |
type |
The page's type. Can be DESIGNED_HOME_PAGE, CUSTOM_PAGE, DESIGNED_READER_PAGE, DESIGNED_SEARCH_PAGE, HOME_PAGE, READER_PAGE, SEARCH_PAGE, VIEWER_PAGE, or ANALYTICS_PAGE. |
url |
The URL path used to access the page. |
name |
The page's name. |
language |
The language defined for the page if it is a designed page. |
A table for the most common fields is in Analytics events.
Listening to the page.display event
The page.display event is a web application event. It is possible to listen to it. However, visiting the Administration, Analytics, My Library or My Account menus does not trigger the event.
Example:
[
{
"display": {
"width": 1324,
"height": 738
},
"origin": {
"type": "unknown",
"url": "",
"pageType": "unknown"
},
"page": {
"id": "ft/home",
"type": "homePage",
"url": "/",
"name": "home"
}
}
]