I had a similar question when I started with mojoPortal. On previous projects I did not track 'admin user' page hits, which include content pages as well as administrative pages. So when I saw that mojoPortal tracked all of that in Google Analytics, I also wanted to find out a way to stop that from being tracked. But after a bit of research and more thinking, I decided it was not bad to track that information in Google Analytics as well, as long as I could find a way to filter out particular traffic on Google Analytics. Thanks to Joe and mojoPortal, a Custom Variable is set and passed into Google Analytics with a key of 'member-type'. Some of the values that mojoPortal passes in to Google Analytics for this Custom Variable include 'admin' and 'anonymous'.

So to filter out the administrative page visits and metrics I set up an Advanced Segment to look for all the types that are not 'admin'. After you set up that Advanced Segment and apply it, all of your reports will only show metrics for non-administrative users and will filter out the data for the administrative pages.

Maybe that is a good alternative?

Otherwise, I am pretty sure that there is not a way in mojoPortal to disable Google Analytics for particular pages. May want to submit this as a request in the New Features forum to see if Joe might add it in the future if you feel it is really needed.

Just change your query to:

Exclude -> Custom Variable (Value 1) -> Exactly Matching 'admin'.

At least that is what I use.