Will the include only traffic to a subdirectory filter also report on the subdirectories of that subdirectory? For example, if I have a newsletter at http://www.site.com/newsletter and set up a filter for to include only traffic for the subdirectory /newsletter, will it also track the visits to other files inside that directory (besides the index file) and to subdirectories inside it (as in each issue has a separate subdirectory inside the main subdirectory, such as /newsletter/spring)? I set up a filter yesterday, and it kind of looks like it’s only tracking the index file of the main subdirectory.

Thanks,
Megan

Took me a bit to get back to this, glad I did though.

I did mean “or”, thank you for your answer. I’ll give this a shot and see how it works out.

Karl

Now that GA has the “new and improved” out of the box filters, I would have to test it, but I know you can do a regular expression with a custom include filter and achieve your goal.. So if your two subdirectories are /Karl and /Kleinbach, you would do Custom > Include, give it a nice name (“Include all gtraffic to either the Karl directory or the Kleinbach directory”), choose request URI and the pattern might be /karl|/kleinbach or even ^/Karl|^/Kleinbach

Robbin

Hope all is well, you can help with a quick question.

Can the filter “Include only traffic to a subdirectory” be set up to include several directories in one profile?

Thanks,
Karl