In the documentation and in the code, it seems like a certain grouping of sites were defined as organic sources (bing, yahoo, aol, ask, etc.). Yet when I visit my site from any of these sites, their medium comes up as "referral" This does not occur for google (It seemed, from looking at the code, google and yandex are done differently, as they are not in the same organics array as the rest?)
I figured I could just override this bug by putting an organics block in my sbjs.init() as described in the configuration examples, but it does not work. In contrast, overriding by using a referrral block instead (and setting the medium as "organic" manually) DOES work.
If anyone has any troubleshooting suggestions, they'd be much appreciated.
In the documentation and in the code, it seems like a certain grouping of sites were defined as organic sources (bing, yahoo, aol, ask, etc.). Yet when I visit my site from any of these sites, their medium comes up as "referral" This does not occur for google (It seemed, from looking at the code, google and yandex are done differently, as they are not in the same organics array as the rest?)
I figured I could just override this bug by putting an organics block in my sbjs.init() as described in the configuration examples, but it does not work. In contrast, overriding by using a referrral block instead (and setting the medium as "organic" manually) DOES work.
If anyone has any troubleshooting suggestions, they'd be much appreciated.