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The ability to create a scroll distance heatmap would be much easier if the end event contained the max scroll distance.

There's sometimes tests failing, even though they (sometimes) pass when ran manually.

They're not only failing, they don't seem to be run correctly at all. I need to investigate what's up with that.

as discussed here: micnews/megafunnel#7

there needs to be some support for a custom column? maybe just pass a string option in when creating condor?

I think we should reduce the amount of scroll data collected. Perhaps, we can send the max-Y that was scrolled to instead of every scroll action.

Also:

• 7,030 load events vs 7,141 end events -- why the discrepancy?

When a form is submitted we want to track that

We want to unite initial visibility, focus and blur events into a visibility event.

The initial visibility would then be a visibility that happens at the offset 0.

For this to work a polyfill for older browsers would need to be created.

Currently we can't push custom events.

My idea is to add a "trackable-custom" event type and expose a condor.log() method.

For example, after a Facebook share is completed:

function onShare() {
  // push trackable-custom event
  var trackableType = 'fb-share'
  var trackableValue = 'articleId:12345'
  condor.log(trackableType, trackableValue)
}

which would post:

trackable-custom,1280,855,0,4107,...,fb-share,articleId:12345

We need to figure out a way to make sure that other people can't send in bogus data to our tracking stream.

In the example we're now batching up data and sendning multiple events in one POST request.
However, we also want to be able to set correct timestamps on each event in the sever, something that isn't duable when we batch data up like this.

I'm seeing quite large values for duration, i figure because people leave tabs open,
so what would be more meaningful is how long someone actually spends looking at a page,
therefore we should have visible-duration column, which is a timer that would be paused when the page is hidden.

Add a close event when the browser window gets closed

mouse movements can provide insight about what the user is looking at

For example:
https://www.luckyorange.com/heatmaps.php

that way if we need to track page views or actions tied to single user we can?

We want to batch multiple events into one POST request, update the example to reflect this

In some cases we will want to track arbitrary data, this could be contained in a data attribute (ie: data-trackable="...").