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My sites have up to 4 different possible domains for the same page
[mydomain.com...]
[mydomainnew.com...]
[mydomain.com...]
[mydomainnew.com...]
they all take you to the same page. The problem comes when I want to know which article was the most visited on a given day and the only chance to get that number is to add up all the different pages with different domains but corresponding to the same article (article02 in my example)
I would love to be able to run a query or search that would add up all pages sharing one parameter, let's say "article02"
anybody knows how to get this kind of report from webtrends?
HELP!
If you want WT to do it, first answer whether you are running software or On Demand? I know how to do it in software; have done it many times. It can probably be done in OnDemand with cooperation from their tech support.
Basically, this fix forces WebTrends to completely ignore the "host" (domain) field. The problem is that if you have any filters that depend on that field, the filters won't have data to work with.
Assuming you're okay with this, figure out the GUID of the profile (it's on the first edit screen, called Profile File Name I think). It's about 12 characters long.
Find, on your WebTrends server, the config file for that GUID. It'll be named "[GUID].wlp" and will be in /webtrends/storage/config/wtm_wtx/datfiles/profiles/.
Open the file with a text editor and find the [profile] section. Anywhere in that section add this line:
overridemultihome = 1
That's all.
Try it on a copy of the profile, not on the original unless you want to re-analyze.
