/?js=true quirk

I've been using Metatraffic for a few months now. Initially just as the statndard, the out of the box vanilla variety with a JavaScript track on every page as the pages were already written as standard HTML. As I'm adding more pages to the site I've been using either the server execute or server include code for SAP pages. Recently. after one of my frequent visits to these forums I noticed that you'd posted a JavaScript detection code. I've since implemented this on all of the pages. As far as the tracking goes, everything works fine. However, now the highest ranking page is pagename.asp/?js=true. Is there anyway of excluding this from the stats, or a way of making the results more useful? Such as combining the page that is calling up the pagename.asp/?js=true rather than just pagename.asp/?js=true. The reason I ask is that every page is listed twice. Once when the visitor hits the site for the first time, when the pagename.asp/?js=true version of the page is logged and secondly on a later return where the standard pagename.asp is logged.