Is it possible to create a graph in Mixpanel that displays the number of events triggered from specific pages, where there a re a few parents level pages and each children has a unique URL containing IDs, without adding custom properties? Can this be done by filtering or segmenting the URL at the dashboard level?
Yes, it is possible to create such a graph in Mixpanel without adding custom properties. You can achieve this by using Mixpanel's built-in capabilities for filtering and breaking down events based on URL properties. Here's how you can approach this: 1. Use the Insights report: Insights is a flexible reporting tool in Mixpanel that allows you to analyze events and display data in various chart types Discover Insights.2. Select the event: Choose the event you want to analyze (e.g., page view event).3. Apply URL filtering: Use the "Filter" feature to narrow down to specific parent-level pages if needed Reports Overview.4. Breakdown by URL: Use the "Breakdown" feature to segment your data by the URL property. Mixpanel automatically captures URL components as properties for web events Reports Overview.5. Use Custom Buckets: If you need more granular control over how URLs are grouped, you can use the Custom Buckets feature. This allows you to create custom segments based on URL patterns without adding new properties to your events Custom Buckets.By using these features, you can create a graph that shows the number of events triggered from specific pages, including parent-level pages and their children with unique URLs containing IDs, all at the dashboard level without requiring custom properties.Remember that the exact steps might vary depending on how your events are structured and named in Mixpanel. If you encounter any difficulties, you may need to review your event tracking implementation or consult Mixpanel's documentation for more detailed guidance.
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kapa.ai additional info: For context, the URLs I am referring to include two types:
URLs starting with */events/event-exploration/*, which are related to exploration from events page.
URLs starting with */fleet/event-exploration/*, which are related to exploration from fleet page.
Both contain unique IDs after 'event-exploration,' which are used to access specific data for each event or fleet." This version clearly explains the types of URLs and your goal to filter or segment them at the dashboard level.
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Based on the additional context you've provided, I can confirm that it's possible to create a graph in Mixpanel that displays the number of events triggered from these specific types of URLs without adding custom properties. You can achieve this by using Mixpanel's built-in filtering and breakdown capabilities at the dashboard level. Here's how you can approach this: 1. Use the Insights report: Start with the Insights tool, which allows for flexible analysis and visualization of your event data Discover Insights.2. Select your event: Choose the event you're tracking for these page views (e.g., "Page View" or a custom event you've set up).3. Apply URL filtering: Use the "Filter" feature to focus on the specific URL patterns you're interested in. You can use the "current_url_path" property, which is automatically captured by Mixpanel for web events Sending Events. For example, you could set up two filters: - "current_url_path" contains "/events/event-exploration/" - "current_url_path" contains "/fleet/event-exploration/"4. Breakdown by URL: Use the "Breakdown" feature to segment your data. You can break down by "current_url_path" to see the distribution across different URLs Reports Overview.5. Use Advanced Filtering: To handle the unique IDs in your URLs, you might need to use regular expressions or custom bucketing. Mixpanel's advanced filtering options allow for more complex pattern matching Advanced.6. Custom Buckets: If you need more control over how the URLs are grouped, you can use the Custom Buckets feature. This would allow you to create segments based on the URL patterns (e.g., grouping all "/events/event-exploration/" URLs together regardless of the unique IDs) Custom Buckets.By using these features, you should be able to create a graph that shows the number of events triggered from your specific URL types, grouped appropriately, all at the dashboard level without requiring additional custom properties.Remember, the exact implementation might depend on the specifics of your Mixpanel setup and event tracking. If you encounter any difficulties, you may need to consult with your development team or Mixpanel support for more tailored advice.
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I apologize for the misunderstanding. You're right, and we can focus solely on breaking down the data without applying filters. Here's how you can create a graph in Mixpanel that breaks down the events triggered from your specific URL types: 1. Start with the Insights report in Mixpanel Discover Insights.2. Select your event (e.g., "Page View" or your custom event for tracking these pages).3. Use the Breakdown feature: This is the key step for your analysis. Click on the "Breakdown" button and select the "current_url_path" property Reports Overview.4. Apply Custom Buckets: Since your URLs contain unique IDs, you'll want to group them effectively. Use the Custom Buckets feature to create two main buckets Custom Buckets: - One for URLs containing "/events/event-exploration/" - Another for URLs containing "/fleet/event-exploration/"This approach will allow you to see the breakdown of events triggered from these two types of pages without needing to add custom properties or apply filters. The resulting graph will show the distribution of events between your event exploration pages and fleet exploration pages, effectively grouping all the unique IDs under these two main categories.Remember, the exact steps might vary slightly depending on your Mixpanel setup, but this general approach should work for breaking down your data as requested.
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To set up custom buckets in Mixpanel, you can follow these steps: 1. Start in the Insights report where you're analyzing your data Discover Insights.2. Add a property in the Breakdown section of your query.3. Look for the overflow menu (usually represented by three dots or "...") next to the property you've added for breakdown.4. Select the "Customize Buckets" option from this menu Custom Buckets.5. A custom buckets modal will appear. The exact options you see will depend on whether your property is a string or numeric data type.6. For string properties (like your URL paths): - You can create segments by selecting specific values for each bucket. - Use the "is" operator and select one or more values for each segment. - You can rename these segments to make them meaningful to you.7. For numeric properties: - You can create buckets based on ranges of values.8. After defining your segment buckets, click "Apply" Custom Buckets.9. Your custom buckets will now appear as an under-item on the property in your breakdown.10. To modify the buckets later, you can click on this under-item to reopen the custom buckets modal.Remember, custom buckets are designed for ad-hoc exploration and aren't saved permanently. If you need a reusable custom property, you should create a custom property instead.This feature allows you to group your data meaningfully without having to modify your tracking implementation, making it a powerful tool for analysis.
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