Pageview Tracking
Pageview Tracking in the JENTIS Data Layer
When a visitor navigates to a new page, it's important to submit a pageview interaction to the JENTIS Data Layer. This signals that a new page has been loaded and allows proper tracking of that user action.
pageview
Command
pageview
CommandExample Usage
// Example only – do not execute directly
_jts.push({
track: "pageview",
// optional properties
});
Mandatory Properties
There are no required properties for the pageview
track command.
Optional Properties
breadcrumb
An array of breadcrumb navigation elements.
array
["home", "products", "family"]
group
Group the page into one or more categories.
array
["cms", "storelocator"]
pagetitle
Override the default page title from document.title
.
string
"myPageName"
virtualPagePath
Define a custom URL to replace the browser’s URL.
string
"/my/virtual/url.html"
Example
_jts.push({
track: "pageview",
breadcrumb: ["Group1", "Group2", "Group3"],
group: ["cms", "storefinder"],
pagetitle: "Store Finder Page"
});
Virtual Pageview Tracking
In single-page applications (SPAs) or other dynamic websites, page transitions may not result in actual browser page loads. In these cases, use the virtualpageview
command to track virtual navigation.
virtualpageview
Command
virtualpageview
CommandExample Usage
// Example only – do not execute directly
_jts.push({
track: "virtualpageview",
virtualPagePath: "/my/virtual/url.html",
// optional properties
});
Mandatory Properties
virtualPagePath
The URL representing the new location in the browser
string
"/my/virtual/url.html"
Optional Properties
pagetitle
Override the default page title from document.title
.
string
"myVirtualPage"
breadcrumb
An array of breadcrumb navigation elements.
array
["home", "products", "family"]
group
Group the page into one or more categories.
array
["cms", "storelocator"]
Use virtualpageview
to ensure consistent and accurate tracking on websites with dynamic routing or JavaScript-based navigation systems.
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