I'm using Google Analytics to track traffic on my Silverlight page.
The same pages in my app are showing up under different names in the top content page. For example, I have /Home with the most pageviews, then /ClientBin/???.xap/Home with fewer pageviews and then /Default.aspx/Home with even fewer pageviews. It's the same with other pages (/ManageUsers, /ClientBin/???.xap/Manageusers, /Default.aspx/Manageusers) and so on.
The pageviews are different, so we can't just add them together since we are not sure why this is happening.
I know you can set a default homepage to account for differences in say / and /index.html, but that does't cover all our cases.
What I need to know is why does this happen? Can we just add 开发者_C百科them together or are some of them a subset of others?
Some of our users are using Out-of-browser, does that count as one of those three pages or is it mixed in with the others?
With some testing using Fiddler I think I've come to a conclusion.
- The /ClientBin/???.xap/Home and similar pages are from Out-of-browser.
- The /Default.aspx/Home and similar pages are from when you run the site from Visual Studio (debugging).
- The /Home and similar pages are when the site is accessed on the server.
So in our example we add together the /Home and /ClientBin/???.xap/Home visit numbers to get the real numbers (ignore /Default.aspx/...).
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