And Winston, You have read my mind!
Populate user defined trough URL is a good way to handle specific situations.
It´s not so hard to do, just iterate the parameters and using the superSetVar to add the variables…

Good Luck, soon i will try this too…

Best,
Leonardo

For instance, http://some…site.com/?utm_campaign=This+one&utm_userdefined=That+one

Could parse the url values and call the setVar function, just wondering if there’s a more efficient way..

Cheers,
Winston

As it is, it doesn’t account for setting the domain name or cookie path, and just uses the default of the full domain name. This is something I should have covered in the post. You have a few options. You can alter the super_set_var.js file to set the domain name and cookie path to what you are using. For example:

var superSetVarTracker = _gat._getTracker(”UA-1-1″); // set up a tracker to call _setVar from
superSetVarTracker._setDomainName(’domain.com’);
superSetVarTracker._initData();
superSetVarTracker._setVar(newVar); // call _setVar with the new value

An alternative is instead of using this fake UA number and separate tracker, just use whatever tracker is already defined. in which case instead of the above, you would just have something like

pageTracker._setVar(newVar);

Doing that would automatically take into account what your domain was set to or what cookie path you were using.

Sorry for any confusion there.

The pulldowns have 50, 50 and 20 options, that makes 50.000 combinations. And with the 500 rows max export function I can’t report all of them. Right now I created 3 different profiles that track each pulldown separately, that works slightly better except from the fact that I can’t combine that info easy.