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I'm more of a fusebox guy than a google Analytics guy.. so maybe together we can get the answer :)<br />
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As bennet said, there is a single or shared footer. &nbsp;You can set a request (global) variable in each page to specify what should be included in the footer. &nbsp; I suspect this is how the title is getting set, a global variable is set for each page and in the header it uses that variable to display various titles.<br />
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I'm more of a fusebox guy than a google Analytics guy.. so maybe together we can get the answer :)

As bennet said, there is a single or shared footer.  You can set a request (global) variable in each page to specify what should be included in the footer.   I suspect this is how the title is getting set, a global variable is set for each page and in the header it uses that variable to display various titles.




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I'm about to take on a project of integrating Google Analytics within a Fusebox site. &nbsp;I'm not a fusebox programmer but I do have a lot of experience with ColdFusion and Google Analytics. &nbsp;Usually, I'd put the tracking code right before the &lt;/body&gt; tag but I'm not sure how this will look in Fusebox since it's all separate pages. &nbsp;<br />
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On the site the page for the whole site is /index.cfm?etc but if i look at different products/pages the title does change. &nbsp;I haven't had a chance to assess the site just yet. &nbsp;
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I'm about to take on a project of integrating Google Analytics within a Fusebox site.  I'm not a fusebox programmer but I do have a lot of experience with ColdFusion and Google Analytics.  Usually, I'd put the tracking code right before the </body> tag but I'm not sure how this will look in Fusebox since it's all separate pages.  

On the site the page for the whole site is /index.cfm?etc but if i look at different products/pages the title does change.  I haven't had a chance to assess the site just yet.  

Google Analytics tracking with a Coldfusion Fusebox site

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