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Segment exclude page refresh or URL no-changes

  • February 11, 2018
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Good day everyone,

Is there anyway to create segment to: all traffic include (or exclude) visit same page URL when user enter site? To me it means exclude page refresh.

For example, user enter website on page A: URL http://www.website.com/a.html

Then I would like to create a segment include traffic to all other pages except page A (http://www.website.com/a.html) on next hit/pageview.

Visit 1: Enter/Landing on Page A > refresh page=======>Not include in segment

Visit 2: Enter/Landing on Page A > Click anchor (URL changes to: http://www.website.com/a.html#click)=======>Include in segment

Visit 3: Enter/Landing on Page A > Click on a JS button called another APP=======>include in segment

Visit 4: Enter/Landing on Page A > Page B (URL is changed)=======>Include in segment

Please help advise.

Thank you.

H

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Best answer by Gigazelle

With your current requirements, this segment definition you posted actually fits perfectly:

Excluding Single Page Visits in the segment definition aren't needed since you're already excluding them with 'hit depth is greater than 1'.

14 replies

PratheepArunRaj
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
February 11, 2018

Dear H_L,

Just include a condition where 'reloads does not exist' like below.

Thank You

Arun

H_LAuthor
February 11, 2018

Good day Arun,

Thanks for your reply.

But the situation is, the entry page will not only be Page A, I just take it as example, it could be Page B or any other 10,000 pages...

So, what actual mean is: When user landed/entered from a Page, then he/she does not leave, not refresh the page, but did the real action, e.g. visits another page, click any button, etc....

And, if he/she visited next page B, but he refreshes Page B, then it's OK.

So the aim is only to exclude refresh on the first landing/enter pages.

Please help advise further.

Thanks.

H

PratheepArunRaj
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
February 11, 2018

Dear H_L,

If you capture Previous Page in a Prop, it will be simpler, else it is tougher and even if you find some way i don't think it will give you perfect results.

Let's wait for the expertise from others.

Thank You

Arun

H_LAuthor
February 11, 2018

Hello Arun,

I think "Previous Page" is captured as a Prop, then what I can do under this situation?

Or is it possible to define as following?

Show: Visits

Original Key Page URL exists

Then within 1 Pageviews

Reloads does not exist

Thanks.

H

PratheepArunRaj
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
February 12, 2018

Dear H_L,

Include an "AND" condition with Entry Page equals A and Previous Page not equals A. If you have Previous Page, Reloads are not needed.

For Page Refresh, the Previous Page will be same and thus it will be excluded by the above segment.

Thank You

Arun

Gigazelle
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
February 22, 2018

This should work, right?

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The red container means exclude.

Urs_Boller
Community Advisor
Community Advisor
February 22, 2018

Gigazelle​ your segment would exclude only some hits, not the whole visit

@H_L did you try a segment like this:

“visit“: { „hit depth equals 1“ THEN (within 1 page view) „reload does not exists“ }

this should show you all visits where the user had no reload after the first hit.

H_LAuthor
February 23, 2018

Hello Gigazelle,

This would very helpful, I forgot the "hit" level, however, I need to exclude all the bounce traffic as well.

So in fact, we want to exclude all "invalid" traffic after enter, for example:

Bounce, reload

Once user take any action after enter website, e.g.: click any icon/button/link, this will be the "valid" traffic.

Thanks for your reply.

H

H_LAuthor
February 23, 2018

Heelo urs.boller,

May I know why "hit depth equals 1" ?

Please kindly clarify.

Thanks.

H

Urs_Boller
Community Advisor
Community Advisor
February 23, 2018

Hi H_L

Hit Depth = 1 means first hit of a visit. so the segments checks if the user had a hit and the no bounce on the second page view (assuming your first hit is always a page view)