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Query String contraint

  • June 12, 2014
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When using the query string constraint on a filter (ex clicked on web page), the values listed are all counted as ORs right? So any of them would qualify?

Ex: Clicked on Web Page: ---
       Query string contains: (2) utm_medium=example; utm_campaign=2014campaignexample

So for this example wouldn't it qualify if you had utm_medium=example but NOT the campaign=2014campaignexample. It's an "or" situation. Or is that different for the query strings?

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Best answer by Justin_Cooperm2
Correct, it's an OR

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Justin_Cooperm2
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June 12, 2014
Correct, it's an OR
    Trish_Voskovitc
    Trish_Voskovitc
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    June 22, 2015

    i have a situation with google dynamic query stings where i want to track 3 different parts of the query sting and they must have all. i can't just include the entire string asthere are dynamic parts in it that google adwords will add.

    but if you list 3 things they are OR and i can't see how you can do advanced filters to make them AND

    any ideas how i do this?

    i want to track, for example:

    query string contains= "utm_source=Google" AND "utm_campaign=Brand-Search-Beta"  AND "utm_creative=Connect-The-Dots"

    Justin_Cooperm2
    Justin_Cooperm2
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    June 23, 2015

    I can look into this. What if you add multiple filters with different "query string contains" constraints. Does that work?

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