I am running a test with conversion on the same page, ie clicking a link. (Google support on this item)
This is not working because the module does not accept the control+tracking and conversion script on one page. If you fill in the same drupal path to both the test and conversion page, the conversion script gets priority. If you move the conversion script to another page the control+tracking script are shown on the test page.
If possible I would suggest to remove the same page check and make it possible to have the three scripts on the same page. You could add some kind of warning saying that you are about to insert all three codes on the same page and ask the user if this is ok.
I am not a coder so I did not make a patch. Nevertheless, this feature could be a worthwhile addition if yo uwould like to test same page conversions such as downloads, outboud links, that do not have a separate thank you page.
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Comment #1
Schoonzie commentedHi,
It's a nice idea, but I feel that this is outside the scope of the module. It would be difficult to communicate to users the extra steps they needed to take to make this work.
If you really want to do this, I suggest you put the conversion code that Google provides and specify a testing page that no one has access to as the conversion page, then set up a block with that extra code as per the Google support item. Does this make sense?