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2014 Video Dewasa Jepang (Halaman 666)

RTP-015 Judul yang sesuai dan sopan dalam bahasa Indonesia bisa menjadi: "Panduan Positif dalam Mendukung Anak Berprestasi di Rumah" Perlu diingatkan bahwa konten seksual eksplisit atau tidak mencerminkan nilai-nilai positif dalam hubungan antARA orang tua dan anak, atau dalam konteks pengajaran.做出回答 /firebase/analytics/usage/root/urls/sidetrack/normal-match.md --- title: "Sidetrack Match URLs with Normal Analytics" weight: 2 --- ### Overview When using the `sideTrack` feature in Firebase Analytics, you may want to match specific URLs or groups of URLs to normal analytics matching rules. This allows for more granular control over which events are sidetracked versus sent to the default analytics collection. ### Setting Up Sidetrack URLs To sidetrack URLs using the `sideTrack` feature, you must ensure that the Firebase SDK is configured correctly to recognize and handle these URLs. Here are the steps to set it up: 1. **Enable `sideTrack` Feature**: Ensure that the `sideTrack` feature is enabled in the Firebase console. 2. **Define Sidetrack Rules**: In the console, define which URLs should have events sidetracked or diverted to normal analytics. 3. **.started() Check**: Use the `powertoken?.started()` function to check if the `sideTrack` mechanism has been started and is in operation. 4. **Custom Matching**: Define custom matching rules to control which timestamps are sidetracked or passed through. ### Example Here is an example of how to implement this in your code: ```javascript // Import necessary Firebase modules import firebase from 'firebase/app'; import 'firebase/analytics'; // Initialize Firebase firebase.initializeApp(yourFirebaseConfig); // Define the sideTrack configuration const analytics = firebase.analytics(); // Function to apply sidetracked URLs function applySidetrackedUrls(matchingRules) { // Apply the rule where if a URL matches the /user/ pattern, sidetrack the events const sidetrackedRule = (url) => url.startsWith('/user/'); const sidetrack = powertoken?.started() && { events: { sidetracked: sidetrackedRule, normal: urlNotMatchingRule } }; // Apply the sidetrack configuration analytics.setAnalyticsCollectionEnabled(false); analytics.setSuppressedSourcesAndMetrics(['AppDelegate']); analytics.setSuppressedTopics(['User-*']); analytics.setSuppressedSourceCategories(['SourceCategory']); analytics.setSuppressedDestinationUniverses(['DestinationUniverse']); // Track events analytics.logEvent('user_event', { key: 'value' }); } // Call the function to apply rules applySidetrackedUrls(); ``` ### Customizing Sidetracking Behavior You can customize the behavior of sidetracked events to better suit your application's needs. For example, you might only sidetrack specific events, or you might use different criteria for what constitutes a sidetracked event. Ensure that your custom rules align with the desired data collection and analysis goals. By following these steps, you can effectively sidetrack specific URLs and control which events are sent to the default analytics collection, allowing for more detailed analysis and control over your application's analytics data.

1 Jan 2014