Re: [Summary-Talk] server detection

[Jason Linhart <jason@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I looks like what you did should have worked. Perhaps there is a typo in 
your configuration. You can check for this by looking at a Requests 
report and getting the exact spelling of the request you are interested 
in, as it appears in the report, and making sure you enter it exactly 
that way (with no extra whitespace) in the User Filter setting.

Good Luck
Jason


On 9/22/03 6:45 AM Michelle A. Hoyle (mahlist@transcena.com) wrote:

>One of our clients is getting a large amount of traffic from a Google 
>AdWord, resulting in visits to a particular page where people can 
>sign-up for a newsletter.  This shows up in the Apache logs as 
>"/index.html?s=google"
>
>General Options: Include query string in requests
>Subreport User Filter 1:  /index.html?s=google
>Subreport User Group 1: /index.html?s=google, page value=1, group value=1
>
>I need to include query string in requests for some other domain 
>report that's run at the same time.  I thought I should be able to 
>create a filter or a group to report on this activity, but it didn't 
>seem to work -- it was always empty.

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