We're wanting to use a/b split & multivariate tests on our DNN websites to improve conversion rates of visitors to leads & sales, but have had problems instituting the code on DNN.

Google gives some javascript code to put at the very beginning and end of source code on the control page, the test page, and the conversion page. I saw a post on a blog about pasting the code into the blog header section in the options but that just broke our site. Trying to drop the code in text/html modules didn't work with Google's verification process.

Some other CMS' like wordpress have modules to take care of this but hadn't seen anything in Snowcovered or on Google searches. GWO is probably used by millions of websites arond the world so I'd be very surprised if we were the only ones on DNN wanting to automate website testing. Probably someone has a home-cooked solution they just haven't made available.

Until that day comes when something is publically available...

What I was thinking, is could we add Google's JavaScript code with some kind of includes in the overall site template (would that be default.aspx?) so the code would only appear if a certain page was being viewed? If so, guess it would have to know the URL or is there a variable we could check in DNN?

Anyone know how this might work without having to go through the whole module design process? We have reasonably smart designers but they're not coders so any point in the right direction would be very helpful.