Testing dynamic pages with Google Website Optimizer

Question

Suppose I have a website that shows information about restaurants. All URLs are called / restaurants / some-dynamic-restaurant-name / eg ... / restaurants / somename 1 /, / restaurants / somename 2 / ... How an IA / B test or a multivariate test using GWO can pass, all restaurant pages in one experiment?

Update: I asked a question on the google website optimizer forums and this is the answer I got: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/websiteoptimizer/thread?tid=5c6ef8fab27cf719&hl=en&fid=5c6ef8fab27cf719000468877f441f

Update: After http://www.google.com/support/websiteoptimizer/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=61201 I took a sample URL www.mysite.com/restaurants/dynamic_restaurant_name_here/. I have an h1 header on this page that displays the name of the restaurant. I have included this as a section, following the rules of the GWO. And I created variations of this using h2, h3. Thus, it is assumed that the header header is h2 or h3 for different users for the same restaurant.

Instead, for every other page of the restaurant, he showed the same (or only one) name of the restaurant, because all he knew was that. But the link you gave assures me that I can test a similar scenario (check the first few lines of the contents of the GWO link), but this did not happen. Therefore, for each page of a dynamic restaurant, I want to check different headings. Is it possible? What should I do?

Update: I sent an answer to my question. But is there a better way to do this?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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content_to_be_loaded = "<Two pane layout html content>"
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content_to_be_loaded = "<Three pane layout html content>"
}
</script>

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