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BACKGROUND: It would be a long exercise in the grammar of the English language to explain what you can more readily understand by going directly to the relevant pages for which I provide the needed annotation below. gate7.html On this page you will find code that is identical in structure to six other pages similarly organized but with different content called gate1.html, gate2.html, gate3.html, gate4.html, gate5.html, gate6.html. The Javascript on this page and the other aforementioned pages performs two important functions: one, call a jQuery plug-in called $.colorbox that creates a gallery of iframes; and two, send an HTTP request to the Matomo application signalling a change of iframe. In addition, the gallery in question consists of four pages called gate7a.html, gate7b.html, gate7c.html, and gate7d.php. It should be noted that the other aforementioned six pages including gate1.html through gate6.html all perform similar tasks using nearly identical code. What makes gate7.html is the extension of the last iframe that it calls -- namely, gate7d.php. None of the other pages call an iframe with a PHP extension. overview.html After landing on this page you will find in the navigation bar on your left several options under the subheading Visitor Profile. I would like to draw your attention to two of them -- namely, Event Profiles and Splash Panel. These two panels report similar information obtained from the Matomo database -- albeit via differently constructed PHP cURL calls. Event Profiles: Once the panel fills, click anywhere where it says by Category and what will appear is an entry for all of the seven gates, but the one in question. Splash Panel: Click on any of the items under the heading By Category, and you will discover the same. The absence of data for the Gate Seven gallery. Click on any of the items under the heading By Named Event, and you will discover that the Javascript for Matomo is collecting the desired data. Indeed, you will find listed gate7a, gate7d, and title 7; all of these pages are tracked with the same category tag -- namely, Gate Seven. CAUTION: The Matomo application is extremely slow in my current server environment. You must be patient for the data to fill. Soon, I will have upgraded to a scalable cloud with my own dedicated IP address, and this problem is expected to go away. Also, note that the splash panel consists of some 47 individually constructed webpages eight of which contain Javascript using the same $.colorbox plug-in. INSTRUCTION: After you load the overview.html page open your web console. Then, click on the heading Splash Panel under Visitor Profile, open your Network tab in your web console, and look for a file called sevengates_splashpanel.php. Check the AJAX parameters sent to this page and notice that Gate Seven is among them. Then, check the pages Response section and notice the format of the 21 returned items. The pattern object, object, array occurs six times. For the last three items -- what should contain the information from Gate Seven -- are three empty arrays. QUESTION: How would you explain the aforementioned anomaly of three empty arrays? Roddy

Hi @ all, I've found an error at this forum. After I click the button "Alter Warning Level" I get an error report. I think, the easiest way is to hide the button if there is no warn status.