The getPercentPageViewed plug-in measures a visitor’s scroll activity to see how much of a page they view before moving on to another page. This plug-in is not necessary if your pages are small in height or do not want to measure scroll activity.

Step 1

Follow the code installation steps here getPercentageViewed

Step 2

Create the classification for the Analytics variable as shown below:

Note : You can opt for traffic or conversion variables as decided by the Business Consultant.

Step 3

Setup the Rule Builder for classification:

Following are the details :

• s._ppvPreviousPage: The name of the previous page viewed. Final scrolling measurements for the current page aren’t available until after a new page loads.
• s._ppvHighestPercentViewed: The highest percent of the previous page that the visitor viewed (height-wise). The furthest point that the visitor scrolled down to on the previous page.
• s._ppvInitialPercentViewed: The percent of the previous page that was visible when the previous page first loaded.
• s._ppvHighestPixelsSeen: The highest number of total pixels seen (height-wise) as the visitor scrolled down the previous page.
• s._ppvFoldsSeen: The highest number of “page folds” reached as the visitor scrolled down the previous page. This variable includes the “top-of-page” fold.
• s._ppvFoldsAvailable: The number of total “page folds” available to scroll down on the previous page.

^(.*)\|(.*)\|(.*)\|(.*)$ -> for the main classification

Following for the buckets In respective orders

(highestPercentViewed)=\b(0?[1-9]|1[0-9]|2[0-5])\b

(highestPercentViewed)=\b(2[6-9]|3[0-9]|4[0-9]|50)\b

(highestPercentViewed)=\b(5[1-9]|6[0-9]|7[0-5])\b

(highestPercentViewed)=\b(7[6-9]|8[0-9]|9[0-9]|100)\b

Step 4

Check the report as shown below:

Hope these steps will help to set up the plugin, in case of any question or doubt, comment below.