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cathyw49544988
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October 25, 2017
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Domain periods or FP Domain periods

  • October 25, 2017
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We will need to get the site section info from URL, previously we only have us site, then url like  http://xxxxxx.com/section1/product1, we can find the xxxxxx.com/, the word after that will be our site section. Then when we add the international sites, then our URL start to have something like:http://xxxxxx.com.uk/section1/product1.

I heard that Domain periods can help to solve this issue? Anyone knows how to use domain periods? Could I use it in data element?

Thanks

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Best answer by Kaushalendra

Hi cathyw49544988​,

Site Section will be independent of the Page Domain and it can be easily retrieved using the object location.pathname on page.

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Kaushalendra
Adobe Employee
KaushalendraAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
October 25, 2017

Hi cathyw49544988​,

The cookieDomainPeriods configuration is used to determine the domain on which the Analytics cookies will be set.

What is the current approach/script using which the path is being retrieved on the US site? I believe a small update in the current method should resolve this.

If you can mention the current approach here and DM me the actual URLs I can have a look and try to suggest a solution

cathyw49544988
cathyw49544988Author
Level 5
October 25, 2017

We are still in the process of adding the international sites. So I don't have the URLs for you. General speaking, how do people handle the .uk .fr etc in the URL and get the site section info?

Kaushalendra
Adobe Employee
KaushalendraAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
October 26, 2017

Hi cathyw49544988​,

Site Section will be independent of the Page Domain and it can be easily retrieved using the object location.pathname on page.

cathyw49544988
cathyw49544988Author
Level 5
October 26, 2017

OK. then I will switch to get it from location.pathname.

Thanks

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