Gaudicia wrote:
Hello,
I just started looking into JQuery and I have a few questions. Mostly
about how to make tagging my links with google analytics tracking
faster.
I want to be able to track my outgoing links, which I've read is
possible, but I really haven't see anything about
Gaudicia,
I just started looking into JQuery and I have a few questions. Mostly
about how to make tagging my links with google analytics tracking
faster.
I want to be able to track my outgoing links, which I've read is
possible, but I really haven't see anything about tracking third party
Hello,
Thanks you for the help.
I noticed that you can select links by the value of the href and I
believe this will be best. I will be applying the google analytics
script to over 30 websites and I really don't want to be editing each
link to add a class to them or the forms since it will
D'oh! That was it. I'm getting good data back now. I'll clean up the
code a little bit and get it posted to the plugin repository as soon
as I get a chance.
Thanks again,
Jason
On Nov 11, 10:13 pm, jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for taking a look, Craig. I certainly hope it turns out
Thanks for taking a look, Craig. I certainly hope it turns out to be
something that simple. I'll post back if I see any results.
- jason
On Nov 9, 11:23 am, Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bit more... turns out you can declare it in the function, just remove
var.
So instead of
var
Bit more... turns out you can declare it in the function, just remove
var.
So instead of
var _uacct = code; // - local declaration
Write:
_uacct = code; // - global declaration
On Nov 8, 4:13 pm, Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jason,
I've been working on something very similar and
Hi Jason,
I've been working on something very similar and stumbled on your code.
Not sure if you figured out your problem yet, but this is my guess for
why it hasn't been logging your test accounts:
snip
// add tracking code to the current page
function addTracking(){
var _uacct = code;
//
Yep, that's my understanding as well, although:
1) I don't know how long it will be in beta -- what's there now is not
recommended for production use and is subject to change.
2) I don't know how configurable it will be out of the box -- a lot
of the things people do with urchin.js now are
On Oct 26, 2007, at 3:54 AM, jason wrote:
- Examine all of the links on the page and attach onclick events to:
- External links.
- Mailto links.
- Downloads.
- Call urchinTracker() when these links are clicked, prefixing them
appropriately.
AFAIK new ga.js tracks outbound links
Very cool! This seems quite useful. Do you have any examples it in action?
--John
On 10/25/07, jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been working on a jQuery plugin to simplify the process of adding
Google Analytics tracking to a page. The bulk of the code came
together pretty quickly, but
Hi John,
I've been trying to get it to log something to GA for about a week now
with no luck, on a different machine with a different tracking code.
Just in case there is something odd about that particular setup, I
grabbed a new tracking code for this dev server and am repeating the
test there.
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