Removing = stoken command from url, will Google still track?

[jamiejohnson37]

We are using a 3rd party cart that dynamically generates a token after every thank you page.

Ex:

http://www.example.com/SecureCart/Thankyou.aspx?sctoken=7c2b0d5b956041cbbd49e84a58b00bab&mid=F27E30D5-55FC-4DE9-B874-4FAA59653EF8

Since this url is not static, can I just enter the static portion of the url (without the token) into the Google Analytics Goals and still have it track the conversion? Ex:

http://www.example.com/SecureCart/Thankyou.aspx

Or is Google Analytics still going to disregard the shortened url,without the token, as a different page?

Thanks

- J

[edited by: buckworks at 11:53 pm (utc) on Oct. 20, 2009]
[edit reason] Please use "example.com" - it will never be owned [/edit]

[jamiejohnson37]

Looks like today I should have named my thread:

New rule? Quality Violations => Adwords ban

Seems to be where everyone went today :)

[RhinoFish]

Yes, it will work. But configure it and do a test purchase to make sure anyhow.

[jamiejohnson37]

Got it working. Thanks for the reply!

- J