We have looked into doing this here as well.
You can put a CFHTTP call before the <farcry:download> tag. This
would reference a local page, such as ga.cfm and would pass the
filename via GET: ga.cfm?myfile.pdf. It would then call the GA
urchinTracker function (be sure to include the GA script before this):
window.onload = urchinTracker('/files/myfile.pdf');
You could even limit access to ga.cfm to be sure it was only called
from the same server.
On Sep 11, 1:47 pm, Chris Roth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyone got a good method of getting the Google Analytics code to track
> requests on download.cfm?
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