Analytics with infinite scrolling

[realmaverick]

We recently relaunched our website with infinite scrolling. The users love it, it's a really great user experience.

However Analytics shows a huge drop in page views. This is obviously because Google has no way to know the user has viewed page 2, 3, 4 etc.

What would be the most fool proof way to tackle this? I've seen some solutions online, but wondering if any of you have first hand experience with this.

Thanks

[flatfile]

You can push each scroll as a page view on Analytics like this

_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', 'example-page.html']);

[developers.google.com...]

[netmeg]

(That may serve the purpose, but it will bump up your total pageview count, so be aware of that)

[flatfile]

I actually meant, push every data load as a pageview. I do the same thing on my search results for one of my sites, I've found it useful to view in real-time Analytics. The biggest problem is that you won't know when the user scrolls backwards.

[indyank]

How did you arrive at "the users love it"? Are there any metrics suggesting it? I am definitely seeing several eCommerce sites doing it but not amazon...