Content parameters
Use the following content parameters to populate custom reports that include information on web content.
- Consumer-generated media event
- Consumer-generated media type
- RIA content
- RIA event
- RIA feature
- RIA name
- RIA name
- RSS event
- RSS feed
- Website test variant
Consumer-generated media event
wt.cgm_ev identifies the consumer-generated media (CGM) event that occurred, such as a post (p) or comment (c). You can use this parameter with wt.cgm_t.
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.cgm_ev=event_code
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| Example | wt.cgm_ev=c
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Consumer-generated media type
wt.cgm_t identifies the type of consumer-generated media. You can use this parameter with wt.cgm_ev. In the following example, the consumer-generated media type is blog and the event is a comment (c).
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.cgm_t=media_type
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| Example | wt.cgm_t=blog&wt.cgm_ev=c
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RIA content
wt.ria_c identifies the rich internet application (RIA) content. You can use it with the following parameters to get more complete RIA details:
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.ria_c=RIA_content
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| Example | =
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RIA event
wt.ria_ev identifies the rich internet application (RIA) event that occurred, such as the selection of a RIA button or feature. Common RIA event values are play, spin, and zoom.
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.ria_ev=RIA_event
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| Example | wt.ria_ev=zoom
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RIA feature
wt.ria_f identifies the rich internet application (RIA) feature that was accessed. You can use it with the following parameters to get more complete RIA details:
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.ria_f=RIA_feature
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| Example | wt.ria_f=Play&wt.ria_a=Homepage%20interactive&wt.ria_c=Vegas%2 0video
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RIA name
wt.ria_a identifies the name of the rich internet application (RIA) that was accessed. You can use wt.ria_a with the following parameters to get more complete RIA details:
In the following example, wt.ria_a identifies the RIA application as Homepage interactive, the RIA content as Vegas video, the RIA feature used as play, and the RIA event type as play.
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.ria_a=RIA_name
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| Example | wt.ria_a=Homepage%20interactive&wt.ria_c=Vegas%20video%201&wt.ria_f=Play&wt.ria_ev=play
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RSS article
wt.rss_a identifies the rich site summary (RSS) article. Use it with wt.rss_ev=a.
The following example indicates that the RSS article name "Global shortage of flu vaccine" was the object of an article read request event.
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.rss_a=article_name
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| Example | wt.rss_a=Global%20shortage%20of%20flu%20vaccine&wt.rss_ev=a
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RSS event
wt.rss_ev indicates the RSS-related event, such as subscription. Supported RSS-related event codes include:
a: Article requestf: Feed requests: Subscription
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.rss_ev=event_code
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| Example | wt.rss_ev=s
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RSS feed
wt.rss_f identifies the rich site summary (RSS) subscription feed.
To indicate that a read request was made for an RSS feed, use this parameter with wt.rss_ev=f. For example, wt.rss_f=Sports&wt.rss_ev=f indicates that the RSS feed name "Sports" was the object of an RSS feed request event.
To indicate that a subscription request was made for an RSS feed, use this parameter with wt.rss_ev=s. such as the following example where the “News” feed name was the object of a subscription event.
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.rss_f=feed_name
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| Example | wt.rss_f=News&wt.rss_ev=s
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Website test variant
wt.com_v identifies the website test variant used to compare activity, such as the scenario step conversion rate of two or more test variants.
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.com_v=test_variant_name
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| Example | wt.com_v=Product%20Layout%20B
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