http://textpattern.com/ Textpattern Tips – Google Analytics Google Analytics - comments https://textpattern.tips/google-analytics Thu, 29 Nov 12 00:11:25 +0000 Comment on Google Analytics by Olhado 1 1 Thu, 20 Nov 08 06:56:01 +0000 It’s a “TxP tip”? :)

]]> It’s a “TxP tip”? :)

]]> Olhado Comment on Google Analytics by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sun, 23 Nov 08 16:55:13 +0000 Yep, its a tip. There are many people using Textpattern who look for ways to achieve what they need, and sometimes those needs are simple. Not every tip is for advanced users. ;-)

]]> Yep, its a tip. There are many people using Textpattern who look for ways to achieve what they need, and sometimes those needs are simple. Not every tip is for advanced users. ;-)

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Google Analytics by Michael W 1 1 Tue, 23 Dec 08 13:49:01 +0000 Why would you not just put the JS in the template? Why embed it in a form tag? Does this help you pass variables into the GA system or some other benefit I am missing?

]]> Why would you not just put the JS in the template? Why embed it in a form tag? Does this help you pass variables into the GA system or some other benefit I am missing?

]]> Michael W Comment on Google Analytics by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Tue, 23 Dec 08 18:36:42 +0000 You can place the JS in a page template, but if you have many pages, output_form saves some work if you ever have to update the Google JS.

]]> You can place the JS in a page template, but if you have many pages, output_form saves some work if you ever have to update the Google JS.

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Google Analytics by Tim 1 1 Fri, 14 Sep 12 03:40:30 +0000 Thanks for this! I’m helping a friend to integrate Analytics and am unfamiliar with TXP. Will I need to add

<!— google analytics —>
<txp:output_form form=“google_analytics” />

to the bottom of every page template, or will adding to the default page overarch the entire website?

Appreciate the help!

]]> Thanks for this! I’m helping a friend to integrate Analytics and am unfamiliar with TXP. Will I need to add

<!— google analytics —>
<txp:output_form form=“google_analytics” />

to the bottom of every page template, or will adding to the default page overarch the entire website?

Appreciate the help!

]]> Tim Comment on Google Analytics by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sat, 15 Sep 12 00:38:47 +0000 Tim - the first line <!— google analytics —> is just an HTML comment and its up to you whether you put this in, its certainly not needed.

The call to the form <txp:output_form form="google_analytics" /> should be placed on all active pages, meaning any page template which is used by TXP.

]]> Tim - the first line <!— google analytics —> is just an HTML comment and its up to you whether you put this in, its certainly not needed.

The call to the form <txp:output_form form="google_analytics" /> should be placed on all active pages, meaning any page template which is used by TXP.

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Google Analytics by Michael 1 1 Wed, 28 Nov 12 22:06:00 +0000 I am trying to figure out how to tag multiple links on a single page. I have over 100 of them that i want to track – do I just have to include
<txp:output_form form=“google_analytics” /> in the <a> script for each link?

I want to make sure i am doing it right before I add all – i know this is a pretty basic question but i appreciate any help!

]]> I am trying to figure out how to tag multiple links on a single page. I have over 100 of them that i want to track – do I just have to include
<txp:output_form form=“google_analytics” /> in the <a> script for each link?

I want to make sure i am doing it right before I add all – i know this is a pretty basic question but i appreciate any help!

]]> Michael Comment on Google Analytics by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Thu, 29 Nov 12 00:11:25 +0000 @Michael – not quite sure what you mean by tag multiple links, but Google will track everything so long as you place the code on each page template you have.

]]> @Michael – not quite sure what you mean by tag multiple links, but Google will track everything so long as you place the code on each page template you have.

]]> Jonathan Stubbs