> 25% non-interaction < 25% interaction about scroll-depth HOT 4 CLOSED

actually this is one of the main missing features imho - and as the issue is open for more than a year now i want to give this a +1 from my side.

in my usecase elements are used instead of percentages as i am tracking the scrolling of a single page site and elements are simply more descriptive - so i would like to send an interaction-event if an element further down is scrolled into the viewport (meaning the visitor is really interacting with my site)

for both - percentages and elements - it would be desirable that one can specify a point / element after which the event counts as an interaction and thus the session does not count as a bounce anymore.

i would suggest a simple option like:

jQuery.scrollDepth({
'interactionAfter': '#element'
});

for element use

OR

jQuery.scrollDepth({
'interactionAfter': 25
});

for percentage use

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There isn't a good way to do this right now but I agree that the plugin should support this. It's somewhat related to a bug I'm going to fix next (to ensure that the Baseline event is always non-interaction) so I think this is a feature I'll be able to add pretty soon.

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Great plugin! I wanted to see if there was an update here? Would love to be able to specify that reaching a certain percentage or element meant that the user did not bounce even if thats the only page they visited.

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@erikberger thanks :) It's not possible right now to do it using the percentages but you can do it if you turn off the percentage events and just use a custom element.

Using the options in this example, Scroll Depth would only fire events when #div1 and #div2 are reached, and those events would trigger a non-bounce.

jQuery.scrollDepth({
  elements: ['#div1', '#div2'],
  percentage: false,
  userTiming: false,
  pixelDepth: false,
  nonInteraction: false
});

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