SAS Page Tag Predefined Data Elements Reference

The following table lists the predefined data elements that can be collected by the SAS page tag, including the key name, value, and default enabled status:
Predefined Data Elements
Key Name
Description
Value
Default Enabled Status
VER
Displays the version number indicating the way the tag data is written.
2.2 (example)
Yes
EVT
Displays the type of user action or event that generated this line of data.
Valid values include load, click, and submit
Yes
RND
Indicates a random number.
Generated
Yes
CID
Displays the configurable ID that is included in a tag by default.
Default
Yes
VID
Displays the visitor ID that is created by storing a unique cookie in the user’s browser. If cookies are enabled, this value is the same on each return visit to the Web site.
Generated
Yes
PID
Displays the page ID. This value is blank by default and serves as a place holder if a specific ID needs to be set when configuring the page code.
Not applicable
Yes
URI
Displays the Uniform Resource Indicator.
URI of Web page
Yes
REF
Displays the name of the referrer, which must be captured by the tag. In this context, the referrer is always the tagged page.
Not applicable
Yes
TTL
Displays the page title.
The title of the page
Yes
PROT
Displays the protocol of the URI being requested.
http or https
Yes
DOM
Displays the domain of the URI being requested.
W3C-domain
Yes
PORT
Displays the port of the URI being requested.
Port that received the request
Yes
CPU
Displays the CPU Class (when available).
x86 (example)
Yes
PLAT
Displays the platform (when available).
Win32 (example)
Yes
SINFO
Displays the screen resolution and color depth. Screen information is in the form of Width Height@Colors. For example, 1280x1024@32 indicates 1280 pixels wide by 1024 pixels high at 32-bit color depth.
1280x1024@32 (example)
Yes
FL
Displays whether Flash is enabled.
1 (true) or 0 (false)
Yes
FLV
Displays the Flash version.
WIN 10,0,22,87 (example)
Yes
CK
Displays whether cookies are enabled.
1 (true) or 0 (false)
Yes
JV
Displays whether Java is enabled.
1 (true) or 0 (false)
Yes
JVV
Displays the Java version.
1.5.0_11
Yes
JS
Displays whether JavaScript is enabled.
1 (true) or 0 (false)
Yes
SLNG
Displays the system language.
en-us (example)
Yes
BLNG
Displays the browser language.
en-us (example)
Yes
ULNG
Displays the user language.
en-us (example)
Yes
DT
Displays the client computer date.
4/7/2009 (example)
Yes
TM
Displays the client computer time.
16:1:48.663 (example)
Yes
M_Meta_Tag_Name
Displays the Meta tags.
Meta tag name/value pairs
Yes
C_Cookie_Name
Displays the Cookies tags.
Cookie tag name/value pairs
Yes
F_Form_Element_Name
Displays the Form Data (POST/GET) tags.
Form tag name/value pairs
No
CS
Contains the character set encoding of the data being collected. This setting is based on the character set encoding specified in the page or browser.
UTF-8
Yes
When available in the user’s browser, the data elements listed in the preceding table are collected on each page load. Many are also collected (where applicable) by clicking a link or Submit.