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@gpbl Where would you put them? I wanted to avoid putting them into each and every action, but I do have each of my actions setting a title property on the route. The NAVIGATE_SUCCESS action is then handled in a custom store that now has the correct title and urls, from which I trigger analytics. Did you come up with another solution?
@gpbl This is what I have ended up doing, I have a TitleStore which manages the document.title and now calling Google Analytics. It works. However it doesn't record the initial page load, since there is no in-page page navigation. I'm working on this now to find an elegant solution. I can feed back what I end up doing. I've been using your amazing starter project as a guide. 😍
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It doesn't fit well in the Application.js, also the title would not match since the page it's updated using an action which is async.
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