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How to set up Custom Hostnames
SessionCam records and reports on sessions based on the hostname(s) of your website. For example, if your hostname is "http://www.example.com", then we will ...
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How to track Dynamic Steps in a One-Page Process (Virtual Page Loads)
If your website includes a single page application (SPA), or a one-page checkout, SessionCam will automatically record the site and show the visitor moving through the...
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How to set up Custom Page Names/Paths
SessionCam uses the webpage URL as a way of referencing and searching a page within the SessionCam console. You can set your own page and pathnames (URLs) for use with...
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How to set up Custom Page Names/Paths based on a query string value
You can set your own custom page name and path in SessionCam based on a query string shown in the original page URL. By doing this you can segment traffic by query str...
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How to setup a Custom Field Name
When searching within SessionCam for particular fields from your website forms —or when SessionCam saves the data— SessionCam uses the “name=” attribute from within yo...
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Additional SessionCam class customizations
At time there are additional classes that would need to be added to elements on the page in order for SessionCam to be able to perform different actions. We have liste...
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SessionCam Notification Method
There may be scenarios in which you want to receive a "notification" in the browser that the recording has started or that the status of recording is on/off....
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How to block recording of certain elements of the page HTML
There may be elements of the page HTML that you wish to completely exclude from recordings . For example, a live chat solution may not allow you to add “sessioncamexc...
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Ignoring a Canonical URL
Some sites use a canonical URL to group pages together for Search Engine Optimisation purposes. These Canonical URL's are read by SessionCam and are used, by default, ...
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How to track browser console errors
You can track the logging of, or get alerts on, errors in the SessionCam console. For example, you may have a piece of Javascript which contains an error that causes a...
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How to monitor scrolling for sub elements on a page
SessionCam will automatically monitor any scrolling events against the <body> HTML element on your page. If you have other elements that have scrolling in them (...
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How to set up a custom JS API
A custom JavaScript API is a piece of code that allows you to perform additional functions along with the main SessionCam tag. This article is aimed at developers who...
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How to ignore Document Object Model changes using Ajax
Turning off a specific DOM change If you don’t want to record a specific DOM change, add a class called "sessioncamignorechanges" to the HTML element that ch...
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