Site Tracking URL Examples
When you enable site tracking on your website, the program generates URL information your traffic measurement service, such as Google Analytics, uses to identify your web pages. These URLs are associated with your web page URLs and passed through the back end to your traffic measurement service. The associated URLs generated for site tracking include the website URL and page name. For example, http://www.yourdomain.org/Page.aspx&part_[part ID]&pagename&pid=[page ID].
The following information provides the URL information for parts that contain multiple steps that a website user navigates through on your website. For example, the Donation Form part may generate http://www.yourdomain.org/Page.aspx&DonationStep_[part ID]=DonationStep_Acknowledgement&pagename=My+Donation+Form&pid=[page ID].
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Donation Form: Generates an associated URL that contains “DonationStep_Checkout” or “DonationStep_Acknowledgement.” A URL that contains “DonationStep_Acknowledgement” indicates a completed donation. If your website contains multiple Donation Form parts, you can identify an individual part when “DonationStep_[part ID]” appears before the part step information in the URL. For example, “DonationStep_[part ID]=DonationStep_Acknowledgement.” |
Note: Using the examples in this section, replace “[part ID]” and “[page ID]” with the actual number for the part ID and page ID. To obtain a part ID, open the part. On the Properties tab, you view the ID in the Part ID field. To obtain a page ID, select the page in Pages & templates. On the Properties tab below, you view the ID in the Page ID row.
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Associated URL example for a donation web page: http://www.yourdomain.org/Page.aspx&DonationStep_[part ID]=DonationStep_Checkout&pagename=My+Donation+Form&pid=[page ID] |
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eCard: Generates an associated URL that contains “pnlStepConfirm,” “pnlStepPersonalize,” “pnlStepPreview,” “pnlStepCaptcha,” “pnlStepFinish,” or “pnlStepDonation.” A URL that contains “pnlStepDonation” indicates a completed eCard. If your website contains multiple eCard parts, you can identify an individual part when “eCardStep_[part ID]” appears before the part step information in the URL. For example, “eCardStep_[part ID]=pnlStepPreview.” |
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Associated URL for an eCard web page: http://www.yourdomain.org/Page.aspx&eCardStep=[part ID]=pnlStepPersonalize&pagename=eCards&pid=[page ID] |
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Event Registration Form: Generates an associated URL that contains “Event,” “Prices,” “Attendees,” “RegisterNow,” or “Acknowledgement.” A URL that contains “Acknowledgement” indicates a completed event registration. If your website contains multiple Event Registration Form parts, you can identify an individual part when “EventStep_[part ID]” appears before the part step information in the URL. For example, “EventStep_[part ID]=Prices.” |
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Associated URL for an event registration web page: http://www.yourdomain.org/Page.aspx&EventStep_[part ID]=Attendees&pagename=Event+Registration&pid=[page ID] |
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Membership Form: Generates an associated URL that contains “Current,” “Transaction,” “Cards,” “Pay,” or “Acknowledgement.” A URL that contains “Acknowledgement” indicates a completed membership transaction. If your website contains multiple Membership Form parts, you can identify an individual part when “MembershipStep_[part ID]” appears before the part step information in the URL. For example, “MembershipStep_[part ID]=Transaction.” |
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Associated URL for a membership web page: http://www.yourdomain.org/Page.aspx&MembershipStep_[part ID]=Transaction&pagename=Membership+Programs&pid=[page ID] |