How can I track hits to areas of my web application?

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Published on 2012-03-29T21:22:37Z Indexed on 2012/03/29 23:41 UTC
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We have a growing web application, and we currently use Google Analytics and Chartbeat to track usage and engagement (although we're open to alternatives). Unfortunately, both are geared towards content-based sites where everything is about the URL. Our URLs contain object IDs, making them less useful independently, and causing us to grow beyond Google Analytics' 50,000 unique URLs per day.

How can we track hits to areas of our web application, essentially ignoring parts of the URLs?

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