Creating Data Flows
Data flows are request matchers that can be used to assign tracking purposes onto matching requests.
These are hosts, such as example.com and [::1]. The data flow creation dialog automatically extracts hosts from any absolute or any-protocol URL.
These are full or partial URL paths. The following examples show the allowed formats:
- Absolute:
https://example.com/path/to/resource - Any-protocol:
//www.example.com/path/to/resource - Same-site:
/path/to/resource(this only matches for requests to the same site as the current page) - Any-site:
///path/to/resource
These are URL query parameters, such as ?utm_source. Value constraints can be added to matchers, such as ?utm_source=example, which will match requests that have the query parameter utm_source starting with the value example.
These matchers can be used to match any part of a request, and are applied against full URLs. An example of a regular expression matcher is ^https?://example\.com/path/to/resource, which will match requests starting with https://example.com/path/to/resource or http://example.com/path/to/resource.