Basically change this line: https://github.com/wikimedia/wikimedia-portals/blob/master/dev/wikipedia.org/assets/js/wikipedia-org-event-logging.js#L23
This will have the event logger capture all preferred languages (if the user has set them) rather than just taking the first one. Currently, on the client side, we capture this information, but the server side event logging does not.
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | • debt | T112172 EPIC: of epics Wikipedia.org Portal UX tests to run | |||
| Resolved | • debt | T130416 Update A/B test archive page | |||
| Resolved | • debt | T133432 Release to production: detect preferred language and re-sort primary links around the globe | |||
| Resolved | • debt | T121567 [EPIC] [PAB3] Build A/B test for language detection on the Portal to reorder and resort the primary links on the page to suit the user better | |||
| Resolved | mpopov | T129679 Analyze portal clickthrough by browser preferred langauge(s) (for wikipedia.org) | |||
| Resolved | Jdrewniak | T128538 Log all user preferred languages instead of just one |
Change 274497 had a related patch set uploaded (by Jdrewniak):
Sending all preferred languages to event logging instead of just one.
Change 276738 had a related patch set uploaded (by Jdrewniak):
Sending all preferred languages to event logging instead of just one.
Change 274497 abandoned by Jdrewniak:
Sending all preferred languages to event logging instead of just one.
Reason:
A new patch has been submitted to replace this one.
Change 276738 merged by jenkins-bot:
Sending all preferred languages to event logging instead of just one.
This was put into production as part of the A/B test that went live on March 22, 2016.