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Cada vez que un usuario carga una página de tu sitio web o el sitio activo cambia el estado del historial de navegación, se envía un evento de medición optimizada llamado page_view de tu sitio web a Google Analytics. Dado que el evento se envía automáticamente, no es necesario que envíes datos de vistas de página a Analytics de forma manual.
Sin embargo, cuando quieras controlar de forma manual cómo se envían las vistas de página (p.ej., aplicaciones de una sola página o desplazamiento infinito), puedes inhabilitarlas y, luego, enviarlas de forma manual desde tu sitio web. Obtén información para medir aplicaciones de una sola página.
En este documento, se describe el comportamiento predeterminado de las vistas de página y, luego, cómo enviar tus propias vistas de página de forma manual.
Para obtener información sobre cómo medir las vistas de pantalla en una aplicación para dispositivos móviles, consulta Cómo medir las vistas de pantalla.
Si anulas page_location, el valor debe comenzar con el protocolo seguido de la URL completa; por ejemplo, https://www.example.com/contact-us-submitted.
send_page_view
boolean
No
true
Indica si se debe enviar o no una vista de página.
Vistas de página manuales
Cuando desees controlar manualmente cómo se envían las vistas de página (p.ej., aplicaciones de una sola página o desplazamiento infinito), haz lo siguiente:
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