Page Path¶
A page path, often referred to as a URL path or simply a path, is a specific segment of a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) that identifies the location or address of a particular web page or resource on the internet. It comes after the domain name (or host) in a URL and provides information about the hierarchy or structure of the website's content.
In a typical URL format like https://sandervolbeda.com/page/subpage, the page path is the portion after the domain (sandervolbeda.com). In this example, the page path is /page/subpage. Each segment of the path, separated by slashes (/), represents a specific directory or subdirectory within the website's structure.
Selecting a page path that matches a specific criterion.
- Access the Triggers section found on the left-hand side.
- Locate 'Experiment 1 – Initialisation'.
- Incorporate an extra row within 'Activate this trigger when an Event occurs and all conditions are true'.
- Field 1: Page Path
- Field 2: equals
- Field 3: /page-here/
- Save the alterations.
Please note that field 3 should be in lowercase.
Carry out this procedure similarly for the remaining triggers (Experiment 1 – Control and Experiment 1 – Variant).
Remember to preview the outcomes within GTM's preview mode prior to finalizing any publishing.