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Doesn't collect AJAX Dependencies #51

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dylan-smith opened this issue Oct 11, 2016 · 2 comments
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Doesn't collect AJAX Dependencies #51

dylan-smith opened this issue Oct 11, 2016 · 2 comments

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@dylan-smith
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dylan-smith commented Oct 11, 2016

I notice some differences between using AppInsights via the MS provided snippet vs using angular-applicationinsights. Not collected page load stats is already known and captured in another issue, but I also get AJAX Dependency Info if I use the MS snippet which I don't with angular-applicationinsights.

The below screenshot is what I get automatically from just including the MS provided JS snippet inside my index.html. With angular-applicationinsights all I get is the Page View.

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I've tried combining using both angular-appinsights and the MS snippet, but then the information gets split between 2 different sessions. If there was a way to make them both use the same session ID when reporting that might be the easiest fix. Both for dependency data and page load stats.

@QuentinLuc
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Hey @dylan-smith ,

I faced the same problem and after looking at the code, I found out that "trackDependency" method wasn't implemented. I suppose that I shouldn't be hard to do.

cc @VladimirRybalko

@VladimirRybalko
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Hello @n0is
This issue has label "up for grabs". So feel free to do it. It will be really cool, if you add a PR. I appreciate any helps from community.
Thanks in advance.

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