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image tag secure vs. non-secure

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My company is getting ready to send site visitors without JavaScript enabled to a page indicating that we are no longer supporting non-JavaScript browsing. I was asked to provide an image tag that would allow us to see how many visitors landed on that page.

The developers are now asking me two questions:

  1. Can we just send all data to the secure image tag ["https://smetrics..." rather than "http://metrics..."]?
  2. And, can we just send "//smetrics..."?

I have been unable to find documentation about this.

Thanks!

Pam

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Hi

1. Every file needs to be hosted on secure gateway specially s_code.

2. You can use <NOScript> tags to trigger image from javascript disable pages.

 

Regards

Devinder

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Hi Pam,

Thank you for reaching out to Adobe Community.

You can refer to the Connecting different implementations doc for this.

http://helpx.adobe.com/analytics/using/using-multiple-implementation-types.html

Thanks!

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Hi Shekhar,

Unfortunately that document did not answer my questions. Let me try to clarify.

Will it work if you have a secure image tag [example: <img src="https://smetrics.omniture.com/b/ss/omniturecom/5"/>] on a non-secure page like http://test.com, or do you have to use a non-secure image tag [example: <img src="http://metrics.omniture.com/b/ss/omniturecom/5" />]?

My second question is will the image tag work correctly if you do not include the http or https [example: <img src="//smetrics.omniture.com/b/ss/omniturecom/5" />]?

My IT department wants to implement per the example imbedded on this line [example: <img src="//smetrics.omnture.com/b/ss/omniturecome/5" />] for all pages across the site and I am wanted to be sure that it will work in all instances.

Thanks!

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Hi There,

Thanks for your reply.

As per my knowledge the secure image tag would not work with a non secure page and vice-versa. The image request would break.

To answer your second question by default the image tag would contain http:// and it has to be there.

Thanks!

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Hi

1. Every file needs to be hosted on secure gateway specially s_code.

2. You can use <NOScript> tags to trigger image from javascript disable pages.

 

Regards

Devinder