Analytics goal funnel regular expression not working
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Hi Guys can anyone point me in the right direction. My funnels used to work fine until our app team decided to add variables in a directory structure instead of a query string.
I need to be able to track page steps that now look like this
Step 1 = /Reservation/Search/Var1/Var2
Step 2 = /Reservation/Quote/Var1/Var2I've set up this but it's not working
Step 1 = /Reservation/Search.*
Step 2 = /Reservation/Quote.*What am I doing wrong?
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Thanks for your reply Martijn
Sadly not improvement even tried the below this morning with no luck.
**Step 1: *^Search.
Step 2: ^Quote.*
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Hi Craig,
I'm not sure what you are doing wrong, but there is a way to improve your regular expression. You also might want to add your last slash before the variables to your regular expression. And/ Or add a caret to show the path would have to start with.
Could this be working for you?
**Step 1: *^/Reservation/Search/.
Step 2: ^/Reservation/Quote/.*
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