Syntax
newrelic.agent.disable_browser_autorum(flag=True)
Disables browser monitoring for a web request.
Description
This call disables browser monitoring for the page/request it is called for. This call only affects the current web request and must be called prior to the point where the browser agent header/footer JavaScript are injected. For more on how the browser agent JavaScript is inserted, see Install browser monitoring.
Tip
You can also disable browser injection by setting the newrelic.disable_browser_autorum
key for the specific request in the WSGI environ dictionary passed by the WSGI server into the WSGI application being monitored.
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
boolean | Optional. Default is |
Return values
None.
Examples
Disabling browser monitoring
In this example, you've upgraded the agent and you've noticed the N JavaScript that's automatically injected onto the HTML page is also being injected into every iFrame that is loaded on those pages. This has caused your pageviews to increase substantially.
On those specific iFrame views, you would make this call:
newrelic.agent.disable_browser_autorum()
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