Hi Mark,
I'm using Google Analytics for a few days now, and your mail came in
handy! I wasn't aware of that option to identify a search query.
So, yesterday, I've activated the "Site Search", and added as a query
the word "query", that is the name of the input box.
So, on yesterday's report, I was able to see all the search strings
that were made! And we can also see where was the origin request made.
Since every community/collection has a search box, this method is
excellent to understand where the search request was made. If it was
on simple or advanced search, or if it was inside a collection.
So, the item is "query" and it's the only one i use. But i only have a
one day experience with this Site Search, and i don't know if there's
another query parameters to configure. Does anyone else has any
experience to share with us?
Marcelo Rodrigues
Hi,
Has anyone out there who's using Google Analytics on their DSpace
instances tried setting up the site search tracking (from within
the Content section) and if so what are the Query Parameters that
need to be entered to set it all up please?
Cheers,
Mark
Mark Merifield
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