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While using Splitbee I often tried clicking on the latest date and many times the dropdown for selecting the timeframe interfered with pressing the day.(Even though it’s not visible) This didn’t happen once or twice but pretty often. (probably daily but that’s on me for being analytics addicted)
As you can see in the screenshots below, if I press a little higher I get the last 30days & if I go lower i get 6 months.
would be great if you guys could look into it! Thanks 💕

Hi everyone, I'm trying to create an automation that will match any page visit and call a webhook, I see in the little selection box that it says: "create pattern"



but upon trying "/*" to target all pages that doesn't seem to work

Any help here?

This link doesn't seem to be going anywhere for me:

"https://splitbee.io/docs/redirect-ab-test"


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(in fact the preview returns undefined, I copied it again with quotes so it wouldn't try to load a preview)

Update: all of the experiment help links are broken

I was able to get set up with Render rewrites using a comment that  Tobias Lins  made in a community question: https://community.splitbee.io/c/help/next-js-proxy-guide-is-confusing#comment_wrapper_1754243

I was trying to use the Netlify instructions but since I had little experience with redirects it took me reading the answer to the community question to realize that I couldn't map a wild-card to a variable in Render

I would say that Render is pretty heavily used among Indiehackers (which is probably the majority of the people using splitbee) so it might be worth adding

It would be nice if we could dump all the events we start collecting in Splitbee inside of a data warehouse (I personally like plain old postgres, but anything works really) which would allow for things like:

I'm looking at Splitbee, and like (I suspect) most potential users I currently have a Google Analytics account.

One of the things that is holding me back is losing all my existing historical data, so I can't easily see long term trends or compare current events with past data.

Other platforms (e.g. Matomo: https://matomo.org/docs/google-analytics-importer/) support importing historical data directly from Google Analytics, so you can switch without losing anything. It'd be great if that was possible with Splitbee too!

 Hello,

People on my site can create many unique pages and I want to get the number of views of that page, but I found out that I need to send a request to the API per page. Is it possible to give for example a list of pages and that I get for every page the number of views in 1 request instead of sending like 20 requests for 20 pages to the API?

Hi, 

I'm looking to add events on my Ruby on rails website. 

I tried to add the attribute on an external link : 

<%= link_to  "USE THIS TEMPLATE", @board.link, target: :_blank, class: "btn btn-primary mr-2", id: "board-USE-#{@board.name}" %>

then, I tried to add a event on the sign in form 

<%= simple_form_for(resource, as: resource_name, url: session_path(resource_name))  do |f| %>
...
<% end %>

but I don't find the way.

Can you help me ? 

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