Installation onto a dynamic site (asp or php)
Depending upon the design of a page, many dynamic programming languages allow the tag to be installed with only one placement. By putting the tracking tag into an index-, footer-, includes-, or into equivalent file, will often automatically add the tag onto every single page.
Example 1. Site with changing pageID
Where page addresses are similar to:
http://www.corporatename.com/index.php?id=3
http://www.corporatename.com/index.php?id=4 and so fort.
In this case only the number of the page changes (id=3, id=4 etc.) but the index.php page itself remains constant. In this case it is sufficient to add the tag into the source code of the index.php page. If this does not include the tag into the source code of every page, it has to be manually added to pages that have been designed in a different manner.
Example 2. Site with a Footer or Includes file
Sometimes Footer-type files are used to add something at the end or beginning of each page. They often contain contact or copyright information. If you find a footer or includes file in the source code of a site, open that particular file and install the tag into that file. If this does not include the tag into the source code of every page, it has to be manually added to pages that have been designed in a different manner.
Giving a complicated URL-address a simple Page name
When adding the tag it is recommended to replace the URL-addresses of the website with a clear Page name, in order to have more readable information in the tracking report. URL-addresses can be named by adding a &page_name= parameter into the tag. Check the instructions for Page names here.
Page names might not be necessary if the URL-addresses clearly indicate the content behind them.