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Thanks
I'll do this by example. Suppose the parts of your site that you want to track consist of: all *.html files, *.aspx files, all *.pdf files, and these two *.jpg files: step_1.jpg and step_2.jpg.
You need to set up WebTrends so it only allows in those files. Make a hit filter of the INCLUDE type and enter the following regular expression:
\.html¦\.aspx¦\.pdf¦step_1.jpg¦step_2.jpg
Be sure that the "Regular Expression" box is checked.
Be sure that you apply this filter to your profile and re-analyze old data if need be.
Be sure that WebTrends is set up to treat *.jpg files as PAGES or else those items won't appear in your various pages reports.
You can adapt that regular expression to any combination of file types and file names. The ¦ means "or".
In WebTrends, if you apply an Include filter, you are basically excluding everything except the things that are included.
If you can identify the right strings, that will match only with the items you want to report on, then you can build a hit filter that will allow only the right files (pages and certain images) to be reported on. The filter will be a Regular Expression filter and will be the syntax "string-to-match-A¦string-to-match-B¦... string-to-match-x". Then, if you also make sure that all of the files you want to appear in the report are classified as Pages (in the WebTrends setup) you will have everything you want in your reports.
If, instead, you can live with a report that only lists your images, and you manually combine that information with other reports that only list pages, you can just make a new profile that only includes the images you are interested in. Again, you will need an Include type of hit filter applied to just the images profile, and that filter will allow only the images you want to watch. And, again, you will have to tell WebTrends that image files should be reported on as if they are pages (Page File Types settings).
Hope this helps. It can be done, one way or the other. Even with IBM Portal sites.