: Omniture Tracking Codes Showing Up in Google Analytics I have a website uses Adobe Omniture for web analytics. We have some internal tools that automatically append Omniture tracking codes to
I have a website uses Adobe Omniture for web analytics. We have some internal tools that automatically append Omniture tracking codes to links within specific modules. Within those modules we link to a subdomain that is using Google Analytics. However, GA is picking up the Omniture URL parameters and it's causing GA to interpret those as different pages. For example, in the Behavior > Site Content > Pages report I'll see
/
/?prop1=foo
/?prop1=foo&prop2=bar
Those three pages are actually the same page, just the last two have tracking codes appended. How would I go about getting those three pages to show up as just /?
I spoke to someone and they suggested I use Filtering in GA. Is this the correct/best approach? Any help is much appreciated!
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Google analytics has a feature for this called "Exclude URL Query Parameters". From their help document:
Exclude URL Query Parameters: Any query parameters or unique session IDs (e.g., sessionid or vid) that appear in your URLs that you do not want to see in your reports. Enter as a comma-separated list.
This setting is case sensitive. There is a 2048-character limit.
To use it you would:
Log into Google Analytics
Click Admin
Use the drop down menus to select the Account, Property, and View for which you want to apply this parameter list.
Click on View Settings
Enter your parameter list in the Exclude URL Query Parameters box:
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