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# A Tagging Conventions

This appendix presents a description of the generic tagging conventions supported for use with RUEI.

Note that tags are matched in the order in which they appear in Table A-1. That is, the highest rows take priority over the lower rows. See the section below for information about matching schemes.

Table A-1 Page Tag Matching

Tag | Scheme | StructureFoot 1
--- | --- | ---
Clicktracks | C C | `'?i=%'` `"?i=%"`
Coremetrics | C C C C C | `PageID[\t ]*=[\t ]*'%'` `PageID[\t ]*=[\t ]*"%"` `cmCreateTechPropsTag('%'` `cmCreateTechviewTag('%'` `cmCreateProductviewTag ('[0-9]*',[\t ]*'%'`
Custom (TAGNAME is name) | C C C | `<TAGNAME>%</TAGNAME>` `TAGNAME[\t ]*=[\t ]*'%'` `TAGNAME[\t ]*=[\t ]*"%"`
Google | C C C C | `_uccn[\t ]*=[\t ]*'%'` `_uccn[\t ]*=[\t ]*"%"` `_setCampNameKey[\t]*'%'` `_setCampNameKey[\t]*"%"`
Hitbox | C C | `hbx.pn[\t ]*=[\t ]*'%'` `hbx.pn[\t ]*=[\t ]*"%"`
Intellitracker | C C | `pqry[\t ]*=[\t ]*'%'` `pqry[\t ]*=[\t ]*"%"`
Omniture | C C | `pageName[\t ]*=[\t ]*'%'` `pageName[\t ]*=[\t ]*"%"`
OracleFoot 2 | C C C C A A | `orainfo.page[\t ]*=[\t ]*'%'` `orainfo.page[\t ]*=[\t ]*"%"` `mfinfo.page[\t ]*=[\t ]*'%'` `mfinfo.page[\t ]*=[\t ]*"%"` `mfinfo.page=%` `page=%`
Sitestat | C C | `'http://[a-z0-9.-]+/[a-z0-9%.+_-]+/[a-z0-9%.+_-]+/s?%'` `"http://[a-z0-9.-]+/[a-z0-9%.+_-]+/[a-z0-9%.+_-]+/s?%"`
Title | C C C C | `<title[^>]*>%</title>` `<h1[^>]*>%</h1>` `<h2[^>]*>%</h2>` `<h3[^>]*>%</h3>`
URL-structure |  |
Webtrekk | C C | `wt_be[\t ]*=[\t ]*'%'` `wt_be[\t ]*=[\t ]*"%"`
Webtrends | C C* | `<meta[\t ]+name="WT.cg_n"[\t ]+content="%"` `<meta[\t ]+name="WT.cg_s"[\t ]+content="%"`
XiTi Foot 3 | C C | `xtpage[\t ]*=[\t ]*'%'` `xtpage[\t ]*=[\t ]*"%"`

Footnote 1 * is zero (or more) characters of any kind. % is the matching part of the string.

Footnote 2 Contains the deprecated Moniforce tagging. Note this does not automatically work for all Oracle products.

Footnote 3 In addition to the pipe (|) character, "::" can also be specified as a page group separator.

Page-Group Separator

For all page-tagging schemes listed in Table A-1, the pipe character (|) can be specified within a tag as a page-group separator.

## A.1 Matching Schemes

C is matching in content (* is optional).

A is matching an argument in a URL.

% is the matching part of the string.

[...]* indicates zero or more occurrences.

[...]+ indicates one or more occurrences.

[^...]* indicates zero or more exclusive (not) occurrences.

\t indicates a tab character.

Note:

Tag matching is case insensitive.