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I'm new to webtrends, am using webtrends to track page using meta tag. I have coupeles of subdomains like

www.us.example.com
www.eu.example.com
www.uk.example.com

So now a particular page xyz.php is showing three times using different subdomains. I want to combine all the three subdomain to one report.

Can anybody help me out?

A big thank you in advance. Uttam

Uttam Dutta
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I can think of a couple of options:

1) You can use URL Search and Replace to change the url.

2) If you want a separate report for just those urls and want to display the url without changing it, you could create a Hit Filter and apply the hit filter to the report.

Paul J Abernathy
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  • Could you expand your answer and explain how? – Polynomial Jan 31 '14 at 15:34
  • I went to Web Analysis -> Report Configuration -> URL Search and Replace. I configure it with Replace From = Start of first with a value of "eu", Up To = Start of next with value of "." and With = "us". I entered "www.eu.example.com" in the Test Area box, hit Test and got "www.us.example.com." I am not sure if you can use regular expressions here so you might need to have a different search and replace item for each url. This will cause all of those hits to have the same url, which may not be what you want. – Paul J Abernathy Jan 31 '14 at 15:56
  • If you want a separate report for just those urls and want to display the url without changing it, you could create a Hit Filter and apply the hit filter to the report. That might actually be a better idea than my first suggestion. – Paul J Abernathy Jan 31 '14 at 15:59
  • Good information - you can always edit additional information into your original answer (for improved presentation and layout). – Polynomial Jan 31 '14 at 16:01
  • Thanks, I forgot you could edit your responses. I edited my original response. – Paul J Abernathy Feb 05 '14 at 14:57