Using Google Analytics Without Sending Query String Data
We're doing a simple implementation of Google Analytics on our ASP.NET with jQuery/AJAX web, and for most of it we just call _trackPageview and let Google do the rest. We do a lot
Solution 1:
Yes, as Litso said, you can send a whatever you want as the pathname for a GA page-view, but you'll want to automate the process with JavaScript.
The following code will take the current URL's pathname (which excludes the query string) and uses it as the pagename value.
_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', location.pathname ]);
Or, conversely, if you're using the old _gat code,
pageTracker._trackPageview(location.pathname);
So, if your URL is http://example.com/path/to/page.html?supersecretinfo, it will get tracked in GA as /path/to/page.html
Solution 2:
In stead of automatically tracking the pageview, you can use
pageTracker._trackPageview('/dir/example.html');
You'll have to dynamically strip out the parameters off of the url of each page. I'm not sure how to do that but it's definitely possible with JavaScript.
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