The system watches for a visitor to display specific pages on your site. You can use the optional parameters to define the pages that you want to trigger this Event element.
Examples: Visits any page
Visits a page named Quincy Funds J2EE DAF Demo:/en/mypreferences.jsp
Visits a page in folder Pioneer CyclingJSP: /en/catalog
Visits elements work for any page that a visitor specifically requests for display on your site (for example, by clicking a link that leads to that page). However, there are some circumstances in which a page request does not trigger a Visits element because it does not involve specifically requesting that page from the system. For example, in the Quincy Funds demo, the investorhome.jsp page is displayed within the index.jsp page by way of code that looks at the visitor’s userType profile property. Visitors never request investorhome.jsp directly. When you include a page in a Visits element, make sure that page is one for which visitors can issue a specific display request.
Note: When you select the options Visits a page named… or Visits a page in folder…, you are prompted to select a page or folder from a list of available choices. The ATG Control Center automatically prepends the necessary path information for the item (the path includes either the ATG document root or, for J2EE applications, the context root). By contrast, if you select Visits page with Dynamo path or Visits page in Dynamo folder, you must type the fully qualified path to the page or folder yourself. These latter options exist mostly for backwards compatibility and replicate the way users specified document paths in earlier versions of the product. It is recommended that you use Visits a page named… or Visits a page in folder… if you have any doubt about the path of the item you want to use in this element.
