Posts from — May 2008

You might have followed our advice in the previous topic and turned off Parameter Truncation in the Page File Types screen.  And maybe you got a little more than you bargained for.  And if you’re using SDC to gather your raw data, you got a LOT more than you bargained for, like about 10 lines [...]

This post is about how WebTrends lets you deal with dynamic pages, and addresses this problem:
“In my Pages report, all I see is a few generic file names!”
The question refers to this situation: your site is based on templates and its filenames consist of a generic part (the actual file name, like “page.asp” or “product.asp”) [...]

Or, “I added a custom report to my profile and it’s not showing up at all!”
WebTrends allows you to make custom reports like crazy, but it’s a big letdown when you create a custom report but fail to find it in the reports after analysis. 
Before you start debugging and questioning your skills at making reports, check [...]

There are unwritten rules about how dimensions can be combined in 2-D reports. The rules have to do with the incredibly important distinctions between hit dimensions and visit dimensions.