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You can evaluate the performance of certain pages of your website, and in particular those which contain fields that need to be filled out (purchase forms, registration forms, subscription forms, etc).You will then obtain information on all of the values of the different fields which are part of the forms. You can then view the status of a form once it has been validated (the forms that are not fill out entirely are not included).
First declare the (field) variables on your pages by going to:
Configuration > Tree Structure > Forms (version 7.5)
Tools > Configuration > Custom variables (version NX)
Fill in the form fields in variables f1, f2 and so on.
Insert the lines of code onto your web pages :
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
xt_form = "&f1=&f2=&f3=&f4=&f5=&f6=&f7=&f8=&f9=&f10=";
//do not modify below
if (window.xtparam!=null){window.xtparam+=xt_form;}
else{window.xtparam =xt_form;};
//-->
</script>
Variables can be in different formats (text, numerical, date, country, duration).
The "ID/date" variable is a piece of information which can be made up of several different values.
By default you can declare up to 6 ID/date variables.
For "ID" variables, the link between the labels and the ID values which are entered into the tag code can be obtained by importing an Excel or csv file onto this interface.
- The information which can be seen in the "Rank"
column is entered automatically whenever a variable has been confirmed.
It corresponds to the name of the variable that must be entered in the
tag code.
- The rank number can only be used for one variable. Closing the variable
does not mean that this number can be used for another variable.
- A set of variables is defined for a particular version for a given period
of time. If you add a variable to this set, the set remains the same.
However, if you remove a variable, the set is closed and a new version
is created. Each time a set of variables is changed there is a break in
the history.
We therefore recommend that you limit the number of changes which are made
to sets in order to avoid discontinuity of the data that is displayed
in relation to the comparison period.
- The "short" label is displayed in the column title of the analysis
table.
- The following format must be respected during the tagging process, for
the "Date" variables: yyyymmdd.
It is possible to add customised text variables using the following format : xi=[my_text]. The main advantage is that you can retrieve values which can then be read immediately in your analyses. By default, you can declare up to 2 variables of this type.
These variables collect information which can be added together or which can be used to calculate an average. For example, number of articles,and number of nights spent in a hotel can be analysed independently or as a new metric.
By default, you can declare 2 variables of this type.
This type of variable allows you to indicate duration, expressed as a number of days (for example the duration of a stay, delivery deadlines etc). This type of variable can also be used to work out the total values of metrics (or can be used to calculate an average value) in your analyses.
The "country" variable allows you to have an accurate analysis inlcuding a worldmap representation. The format of this variable must respect the ISO code of the country in question, for example FR, BE, CA etc.
The format of this variable includes both decimal points and commas. Decimals will be rounded off to two decimal places should there be more than 2 figures coming after the decimal point or comma, for example 24.4563 will be rounded up to 24.46.
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