Hello Drupalites,
Apart from writing my own code, I was wondering if anyone out there knows of a module or equivalent that aggregates URL aliases and nodes for Google analytics.
For example, our Google analytics report will list a number of hits to /node/180 and some others to /tutorials/abaqus (a tutorial). These are the same page, but Google analytics shows them as separate pages.
It seems like this would be a regular problem, so I would be surprised if it hasn't been resolved before.
All the best,
Lev: I have a hosted VPS and there is software through cPanel that does this. Bill
William A. Prothero http://earthednet.org/
On Feb 3, 2011, at 9:05 PM, Lev Lafayette wrote:
Hello Drupalites,
Apart from writing my own code, I was wondering if anyone out there knows of a module or equivalent that aggregates URL aliases and nodes for Google analytics.
For example, our Google analytics report will list a number of hits to /node/180 and some others to /tutorials/abaqus (a tutorial). These are the same page, but Google analytics shows them as separate pages.
It seems like this would be a regular problem, so I would be surprised if it hasn't been resolved before.
All the best,
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On Fri, 4 Feb 2011 16:05:08 +1100 (EST), Lev Lafayette lev@vpac.org wrote:
Hello Drupalites,
Apart from writing my own code, I was wondering if anyone out there knows of a module or equivalent that aggregates URL aliases and nodes for Google analytics.
For example, our Google analytics report will list a number of hits to /node/180 and some others to /tutorials/abaqus (a tutorial). These are the same page, but Google analytics shows them as separate pages.
Hi Lev,
Checkout globalredirection module.
http://drupal.org/project/globalredirect
""" Once enabled, an alias provides a nice clean URL for a path on a site. However Drupal does not remove the old path (eg node/1234). The problem is that you now have two URLs representing the same content. This is dangerous territory for duplicate pages which can get you sandboxed by the search engines! """
Cheers,
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Lev Lafayette -
Luciano Rossi -
prothero