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Track Page Names, URL and Page views

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How do I track Page Name, URL and populate page views report in adobe analytics for a Web page which doesn't contain any data layer?. Can anyone tell me a detailed process of how to do this.

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It shouldn't matter that your webpage is built on Sharepoint. If you're seeing the beacon in the debugger (or better the network tab), the data is being sent.

With that said, we do need to make sure you are sending your beacon to the correct location. Have you verified you are using the correct tracking server in your implementation? What about report suite? Finally, have you verified the report your running in Analytics is set to run on the same report suite you've been sending the data to?

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To confirm, are you deploying Analytics through DTM? If so, the URL should already be populated in the Analytics beacon. The page name could be pulled with a simple document.title JSON reference.

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Hey Jantzen Belliston, I have created a data element using a json reference then assigned that data element(page name) to an evar( evar1) in a page load rule. I could see this page load rule fire on that page and when I entered _satellite.getvar('Page Name') it displayed the page name. But when I checked my report for page name and Url in adobe analytics I found no data in it.

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We don't have access to your site, DTM, or AA instance, so we're pretty blind here without you giving us details.

Did you confirm that your changes have been published in DTM?

Do you see eVar1 in the http request to the Adobe collection server?

Did you confirm that the http request is going to the correct report suite?

Did you confirm that eVar1 is enabled in the Adobe Analytics and configured properly?

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Yes I have published in DTM and I could see page name, page url, previous url data on adobe debugger but not in adobe analytics.

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if my webpage is built on Sharepoint and has a Sharepoint.com extension, will adobe be able to track data from such webpages?

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It shouldn't matter that your webpage is built on Sharepoint. If you're seeing the beacon in the debugger (or better the network tab), the data is being sent.

With that said, we do need to make sure you are sending your beacon to the correct location. Have you verified you are using the correct tracking server in your implementation? What about report suite? Finally, have you verified the report your running in Analytics is set to run on the same report suite you've been sending the data to?