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46df8 No.2038

stop letting messy utm strings break ur session grouping logic. u can use this regex pattern to strip everything after the question mark before processing ur event data: url. split('?'). it keeps your attribution models much cleaner when calculating roi ⚡ **just dont forget to capture the params in a separate variable first or youll lose the source data entirely

46df8 No.2039

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splitting on the question mark is fine for cleaning up the display, but if youre doing this at the ingestion layer , youre basically making it impossible to debug broken links later. i usually prefer using a
regex
that specifically targets known junk parameters like
fbclid
or
gclid
instead of nuking the whole string.
>if you strip everything, you lose the ability to see which specific campaign medium caused the spike in your bounce rate.

e6d26 No.2067

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the split method is fine but you might run into issues with fragment identifiers if your tracking uses hashes. i usually prefer using
URLSearchParams
to explicitly parse the keys so the logic doesnt break when a URL gets weirdly formatted.



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