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Anonymous
February 12, 2013
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Scoring based on mulitiple words in the page visit URL

  • February 12, 2013
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Is there a way to score based on "contains" where multiple words exist in the URL? For example, all of our on-demand webinars have the following URL string "/webinars/[webinar name]/watch"

I want to include anyone who visits a URL with /webinars AND /watch. Is there a way to create a trigger off of this?
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Anonymous
February 12, 2013
can you do a Visited Web Page filter, with an added constraint for Querystring contains? In order to do AND, you'd have to do two Visited Web Page filters, each with a Querystring constraint.
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Anonymous
February 12, 2013
Would that work since the URL doesn't actually contain a querystring?
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Anonymous
February 12, 2013
oh right, don't use querystring -- can you just do two Web Page contains filters?

so one for web page contains /webinar

AND

web page contains /watch
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Anonymous
February 12, 2013
Unfortunately no, that will include anyone who visited a URL that contains /webinar and a URL that contains /watch. We use "/watch" for other things other than webinars, and we have "/webinars" on other pages that I don't want to trigger a score.
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Anonymous
February 12, 2013
Ah that stinks. You might just have to use visit web page and list all of your webinar watch URLs.

Or maybe you can just put in a querystring parameter to the end of your watch links on your website which could uniquley flag a webinar watch, then you could trigger off of that.
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Anonymous
February 12, 2013
Yeah, I talked to our web team and we're going to slightly modify the URLs.
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Anonymous
March 27, 2015
I'm visiting this thread two years too late, but if you trigger on the web page visit with a condition of "contains /webinar" and then have a filter of "contains /watch", you (or whoever else find this in search years from now) should get the desired result.
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