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Ogni volta che un utente carica una pagina del tuo sito web o lo stato della cronologia del browser viene modificato dal sito attivo, un evento di misurazione avanzata chiamato
page_view viene inviato dal tuo sito web a Google Analytics. Poiché l'evento viene inviato automaticamente, non è necessario inviare manualmente i dati sulle visualizzazioni di pagina ad Analytics.
Tuttavia, se vuoi controllare manualmente il modo in cui vengono inviate le visualizzazioni di pagina (ad es. applicazioni a pagina singola o scorrimento infinito), puoi disattivarle e poi inviarle manualmente dal tuo sito web. Scopri come misurare le applicazioni
monopagina.
Questo documento descrive il comportamento predefinito delle visualizzazioni di pagina e come inviare manualmente le tue visualizzazioni di pagina.
Se sostituisci page_location, il valore deve iniziare
con il protocollo seguito dall'URL completo, ad esempio
https://www.example.com/contact-us-submitted.
send_page_view
boolean
No
true
Indica se inviare o meno una visualizzazione di pagina.
Visualizzazioni di pagina manuali
Quando vuoi controllare manualmente il modo in cui vengono inviate le visualizzazioni di pagina (ad es. applicazioni a pagina singola o scorrimento continuo), procedi nel seguente modo:
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