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Does Google Analytics track the logged in pages?

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Had a client saying that in her google analytics she has numerous visits to pages like this index.php?cID=66
Am I right in thinking that these are generated when you are logged in and editing a page? If so is there anyway to stop google from tracking them.

Also she is moaning that the home page shows up as / I don't personally think thats a problem but can this be changed to show as index.php?

Thanks
abovecreative
 
Shotster replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
Shotster
> If so is there anyway to stop google from tracking them.

See...

http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/customizing_c5/hide-track...

> Also she is moaning that the home page shows up as / I don't
> personally think thats a problem but can this be changed to show
> as index.php?

It's odd that they prefer the unnecessary junk in the URL. Perhaps they'd prefer pretty URLs be disabled altogether? That would show all kinds of ugly SEO-unfriendly junk in the URLs.

-Steve
Mnkras replied on at Permalink Reply
Mnkras
well, for the index.php, Google won't like that, cause in order for that to happen you need to do a header redirect, and google doesn't like those, especially on homepages.