Alberto Delgado Roda

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Hi @Shestak2039, At this moment, we are doing something similar to what you mentioned. Once the browser fires the load event, the RUM agent waits 1 extra second before sending...

Hi @Shestak2039, This is a workaround using the current agent APIs that might help you. The strategy to follow would be: - create a blocking span and attach it to...

Hi @Shestak2039, You should be able to do that via labels. You can add [labels](https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/apm/agent/rum-js/current/agent-api.html#apm-add-labels) to an existing transaction. I'm assuming that you want to attach it to the **page-load**...

Hi @Harpush, Thanks for reaching out! We have this on our radar. A "replacement" for **opentracing** is still not prioritized, thanks for asking about this, we will consider it when...

Hi @nicolasguilhem, Thanks for reaching out! - Could you share the RUM initialization snippet? - What version of the agent are you using? Thanks, Alberto

hmm, the config looks good. I assume you are initializing the agent from the application module or component as the [docs](https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/apm/agent/rum-js/current/angular-integration.html#_instrumenting_your_angular_application) describe. Questions: - Is the name of the transaction...

Hi @nicolasguilhem, > But i'll try next week with apmService.apm.observe ...., i'll check payload too next week. ```apmService.init({``` init returns an instance of ```apm```, then you could use: `const apm...

**page load** related: You want `/mes-contextes` for the transaction name, is that right? In the beacon, the name I'm seeing is: `/mes-contextes?idContexte=2&_elastic_inspect_beacon_=true&codeModele=&traitement=&idControleQualite=` you want the agent to remove `?idContexte=2&_elastic_inspect_beacon_=true&codeModele=&traitement=&idControleQualite=`, Is...

btw, `page-load` transactions happen where there are hard-navigations (interactions that imply a page refresh) and `route-change `happens when there is a soft navigation (e.g. SPA navigation). > This is supposed...