Pages coming from #anchor homepage not showing up in analitics.
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I have a squarespace website with links, on the homepage, to different pages with galleries.
The problem is that these pages are not showing in Google analitics. Probably because the #anchor.Like: http://www.fastingfotografie.nl/#/portretfotografie/
Is there a way to track these pages?
Thanks.
Thomas
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Thanks alot, Samual.
I will look into this.
Thanks!
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For the background, I'd take a look at Google's page here. "While the anchor, or hash, portion of the URL is sent to Google Analytics, the value is processed out and will not show up in the page value within the final reports. To preserve the anchor, you must override the default
page
value." You may need a Javascript expert to parcel it out.Stat Story seems to have an easier workaround here. I cannot vouch for the information because I have not done this myself, but I just thought it might point you in the right direction. Good luck!
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