Suppress Google Pageview Event in an AMP-IFRAME
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I have been recently asked to disable the additional Pageview event on Page nestet within an AMP-IFRAME.
The problem is, that both pages use the Google Analytics functions which is required so far, but sending 2 Pageviews at once does not seem to be right approach, even if there are actually two diffrent Pages with diffrent domains.
So the question is:
is there an possiblity to disable the pageview event to be fired when loading
the amp-iframe content?
PS. All other events should be fired as well...
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google-tag-manager amp-html asked Nov 22 at 11:49
Christian Felix
201213
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I have been recently asked to disable the additional Pageview event on Page nestet within an AMP-IFRAME.
The problem is, that both pages use the Google Analytics functions which is required so far, but sending 2 Pageviews at once does not seem to be right approach, even if there are actually two diffrent Pages with diffrent domains.
So the question is:
is there an possiblity to disable the pageview event to be fired when loading
the amp-iframe content?
PS. All other events should be fired as well...
google-analytics google-tag-manager amp-html asked Nov 22 at 11:49
Christian Felix
201213
So to do this, I would think you'd need logic on the page to trigger the GA pageview events ONLY if it isn't being loaded in an iframe. So your next thing to find out is if you can detect using JS if a page is loaded through an iframe. stackoverflow.com/questions/326069/…
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 15:29
thank you @XTOTHEL,i will give it a try.
– Christian Felix
Nov 22 at 15:45
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I have been recently asked to disable the additional Pageview event on Page nestet within an AMP-IFRAME.
The problem is, that both pages use the Google Analytics functions which is required so far, but sending 2 Pageviews at once does not seem to be right approach, even if there are actually two diffrent Pages with diffrent domains.
So the question is:
is there an possiblity to disable the pageview event to be fired when loading
the amp-iframe content?
PS. All other events should be fired as well...
google-analytics google-tag-manager amp-html asked Nov 22 at 11:49
Christian Felix
201213
I have been recently asked to disable the additional Pageview event on Page nestet within an AMP-IFRAME.
The problem is, that both pages use the Google Analytics functions which is required so far, but sending 2 Pageviews at once does not seem to be right approach, even if there are actually two diffrent Pages with diffrent domains.
So the question is:
is there an possiblity to disable the pageview event to be fired when loading
the amp-iframe content?
PS. All other events should be fired as well...
google-analytics google-tag-manager amp-html google-analytics google-tag-manager amp-html asked Nov 22 at 11:49
Christian Felix
201213
asked Nov 22 at 11:49
Christian Felix
201213
asked Nov 22 at 11:49
Christian Felix
201213
asked Nov 22 at 11:49
Christian Felix
201213
asked Nov 22 at 11:49
Christian Felix
201213
201213
So to do this, I would think you'd need logic on the page to trigger the GA pageview events ONLY if it isn't being loaded in an iframe. So your next thing to find out is if you can detect using JS if a page is loaded through an iframe. stackoverflow.com/questions/326069/…
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 15:29
thank you @XTOTHEL,i will give it a try.
– Christian Felix
Nov 22 at 15:45
add a comment |
So to do this, I would think you'd need logic on the page to trigger the GA pageview events ONLY if it isn't being loaded in an iframe. So your next thing to find out is if you can detect using JS if a page is loaded through an iframe. stackoverflow.com/questions/326069/…
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 15:29
thank you @XTOTHEL,i will give it a try.
– Christian Felix
Nov 22 at 15:45
So to do this, I would think you'd need logic on the page to trigger the GA pageview events ONLY if it isn't being loaded in an iframe. So your next thing to find out is if you can detect using JS if a page is loaded through an iframe. stackoverflow.com/questions/326069/…
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 15:29
So to do this, I would think you'd need logic on the page to trigger the GA pageview events ONLY if it isn't being loaded in an iframe. So your next thing to find out is if you can detect using JS if a page is loaded through an iframe. stackoverflow.com/questions/326069/…
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 15:29
thank you @XTOTHEL,i will give it a try.
– Christian Felix
Nov 22 at 15:45
thank you @XTOTHEL,i will give it a try.
– Christian Felix
Nov 22 at 15:45
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You can pass a flag to the embedded page via a query parameter.
<amp-iframe src="https://example.com/amp.html?embedded=true" ...> ...</amp-iframe>
You can then change the amp-analytics code in your backend to not render the page view trigger in the page.
Another option is to dynamically load the amp-analytics configuration and pass the embedded flag via variable substitution.
<amp-analytics config="https://example.com/analytics.account.config.json?${queryParam(embedded)}">
https://example.com/analytics.account.config.json should then return different configurations based on whether embedded is true or false.
answered Nov 23 at 8:05
Sebastian Benz
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Thank you @Sebastian, this seems to be the best approach to realize this.
– Christian Felix
Nov 23 at 9:19
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You can pass a flag to the embedded page via a query parameter.
<amp-iframe src="https://example.com/amp.html?embedded=true" ...> ...</amp-iframe>
You can then change the amp-analytics code in your backend to not render the page view trigger in the page.
Another option is to dynamically load the amp-analytics configuration and pass the embedded flag via variable substitution.
<amp-analytics config="https://example.com/analytics.account.config.json?${queryParam(embedded)}">
https://example.com/analytics.account.config.json should then return different configurations based on whether embedded is true or false.
answered Nov 23 at 8:05
Sebastian Benz
2,63111415
Thank you @Sebastian, this seems to be the best approach to realize this.
– Christian Felix
Nov 23 at 9:19
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
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You can pass a flag to the embedded page via a query parameter.
<amp-iframe src="https://example.com/amp.html?embedded=true" ...> ...</amp-iframe>
You can then change the amp-analytics code in your backend to not render the page view trigger in the page.
Another option is to dynamically load the amp-analytics configuration and pass the embedded flag via variable substitution.
<amp-analytics config="https://example.com/analytics.account.config.json?${queryParam(embedded)}">
https://example.com/analytics.account.config.json should then return different configurations based on whether embedded is true or false.
answered Nov 23 at 8:05
Sebastian Benz
2,63111415
Thank you @Sebastian, this seems to be the best approach to realize this.
– Christian Felix
Nov 23 at 9:19
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
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You can pass a flag to the embedded page via a query parameter.
<amp-iframe src="https://example.com/amp.html?embedded=true" ...> ...</amp-iframe>
You can then change the amp-analytics code in your backend to not render the page view trigger in the page.
Another option is to dynamically load the amp-analytics configuration and pass the embedded flag via variable substitution.
<amp-analytics config="https://example.com/analytics.account.config.json?${queryParam(embedded)}">
https://example.com/analytics.account.config.json should then return different configurations based on whether embedded is true or false.
answered Nov 23 at 8:05
Sebastian Benz
2,63111415
You can pass a flag to the embedded page via a query parameter.
<amp-iframe src="https://example.com/amp.html?embedded=true" ...> ...</amp-iframe>
You can then change the amp-analytics code in your backend to not render the page view trigger in the page.
Another option is to dynamically load the amp-analytics configuration and pass the embedded flag via variable substitution.
<amp-analytics config="https://example.com/analytics.account.config.json?${queryParam(embedded)}">
https://example.com/analytics.account.config.json should then return different configurations based on whether embedded is true or false.
answered Nov 23 at 8:05
Sebastian Benz
2,63111415
answered Nov 23 at 8:05
Sebastian Benz
2,63111415
answered Nov 23 at 8:05
Sebastian Benz
2,63111415
answered Nov 23 at 8:05
Sebastian Benz
2,63111415
2,63111415
Thank you @Sebastian, this seems to be the best approach to realize this.
– Christian Felix
Nov 23 at 9:19
add a comment |
Thank you @Sebastian, this seems to be the best approach to realize this.
– Christian Felix
Nov 23 at 9:19
Thank you @Sebastian, this seems to be the best approach to realize this.
– Christian Felix
Nov 23 at 9:19
Thank you @Sebastian, this seems to be the best approach to realize this.
– Christian Felix
Nov 23 at 9:19
add a comment |
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So to do this, I would think you'd need logic on the page to trigger the GA pageview events ONLY if it isn't being loaded in an iframe. So your next thing to find out is if you can detect using JS if a page is loaded through an iframe. stackoverflow.com/questions/326069/…
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 15:29
thank you @XTOTHEL,i will give it a try.
– Christian Felix
Nov 22 at 15:45