Web client parameters
Web client (browser) parameters are typically used for creating custom dimensions that you include in custom reports.
Character set
wt.le indicates the character set used by the web client to render the current document. The JavaScript tag generates a wt.le value if the web client's i18n property is set to true (the default is false).
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string of a valid character set, such as utf-8 |
| Syntax | wt.le=character_encoding_label
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| Example | wt.le=utf-8
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Connection type
wt.ct specifies the connection type used to send data.
You can use this parameter in custom reports to determine whether visitors can download media on your site that requires high-bandwidth connections.
The JavaScript tag generates this value using data from Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or higher. For all other browsers, the JavaScript tag generates a value of unknown.
| Valid value | lan, modem, or offline |
| Syntax | wt.ct=connection_type
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| Example | wt.ct=lan
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See also: wt.ct mobile web and app parameter
Home page
wt.hp indicates whether the viewed page was set as the web client's home page (1) or not (0).
You can use this parameter to filter a report based on URLs or pages and report on visitors' home pages.
wt.hp is only available for visitors using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or higher.
| Valid value | 0 or 1 |
| Syntax | wt.hp={0|1}
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| Example | wt.hp=1
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Java enabled
wt.jo indicates whether the web client has enabled Java (yes) or not (no).
| Valid value | yes or no |
| Syntax | wt.jo={yes|no}
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| Example | wt.jo=yes
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Sample Java enabled code
var joQueryParam = "&wt.jo=" + navigator.javaEnabled() ?
"Yes" : "No";
JavaScript enabled
wt.js indicates whether the web client supports or has enabled JavaScript (yes) or not (no).
You can set up custom reports based on pages reports that key on wt.js and provides a targeted count of no JavaScript hits.
| Valid value | yes or no |
| Syntax | wt.js={yes|no}
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| Example | wt.js=Yes
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Sample JavaScript-enabled code
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
...CODE ABOVE WHERE YOU WANT THIS MODIFICATION TO GO...
var jsQueryParam = "&wt.js=Yes";
...CODE BELOW WHERE YOU WANT THIS MODIFICATION TO GO...
</SCRIPT>
<NOSCRIPT>
<IMG BORDER="0" NAME="DCSIMG" WIDTH="1" HEIGHT="1" SRC="http://producthelp.webtrends.com/njs.gif?dcsuri=/nojavascript&wt.js=no">
</NOSCRIPT>
JavaScript version
wt.jv indicates the version of JavaScript supported by the web client. If JavaScript is not enabled, this parameter should not be included.
| Valid value | An alphanumeric string representing a major and minor version separated with a period, such as 1.8 |
| Syntax | wt.jv=major_version.minor_version
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| Example | wt.jv=1.8
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Sample JavaScript version code
var jvQueryParam = "";
<SCRIPT Language"Javascript1.6">
jvQueryParam = "&wt.jv=1.6"
</SCRIPT>
<SCRIPT Language"Javascript1.7">
jvQueryParam = "&wt.jv=1.7"
</SCRIPT>
<SCRIPT Language"Javascript1.8">
jvQueryParam = "&wt.jv=1.8"
</SCRIPT>
Local time
wt.bh indicates the web client’s browsing hour (local time of day on a 24-hour clock).
| Valid value | An integer from 0 through 23 |
| Syntax | wt.bh=hour
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| Example | wt.bh=20
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Screen color depth
wt.cd indicates the web client’s screen color depth. It is represented as the number of color bits to which the web client computer’s video display control is set.
| Valid value | An alphanumeric string representing the number of color bits to which the web client computer's video display is set |
| Syntax | wt.cd=screen.colorDepth
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| Example | wt.cd=24
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Sample color depth code
var cdQueryParam = "&wt.cd=" +
escape(screen.colorDepth);
Screen resolution
wt.sr indicates the web client’s screen resolution.
| Valid value | An alphanumeric string representing the width and height of the web client's monitor |
| Syntax | wt.sr=widthxheight
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| Example | wt.sr=1920x1200
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Sample screen resolution code
var srQueryParam =
"&wt.sr=" + escape(screen.width) + "x" +
escape(screen.height);
Time zone
wt.tz indicates the web client's time zone offset from UTC.
| Valid value | An integer from –12 to 14 representing the offset from UTC in hours Positive values are given without a sign and negative values require a minus sign. |
| Syntax | wt.tz=time_zone_offset
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| Example | wt.tz=-8 for Pacific standard time |
Sample time zone code
var dCurrent = new
Date(); var tzQueryParam = "&wt.tz=" +
escape(dCurrent.getTimezoneOffset());
User language
wt.ul indicates the app or web client's user language.
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.ul=user_language
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| Example | wt.ul=en-US
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Sample user language code
var
ulQueryParam = "&wt.ul=" + navigator.appName == "Netscape" ?
escape(navigator.language) : escape(navigator.userLanguage);
Window size
wt.bs indicates the width and height of the web client window in pixels. For documents that do not contain <body> when loaded into Internet Explorer, the JavaScript tag generates a value of unknown.
| Valid value | Alphanumeric string |
| Syntax | wt.bs=widthxheight
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| Example | wt.bs=924×212
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