The landing-page of our website is comprised of, say, 15 swfs inside one big
swf. We need to track the hits on each of the 'sub' swfs and then navigate
wherever they go.
I am a simple soul with simple needs and desires. All I really wanted to do
was:
public function trakNgo(tag,theUrl){
// tag=tracking data theUrl=a url
getURL("javascript:trackLink('"+tag+"');");
getURL(theUrl);
}
But the second getURL bumped the first. The user navigated, but the client
didn't get his tracking.
All the data, tracking and navigation, is fed into the swfs via xml. The
same xml contains content ids, paths, etc. It's all very dynamic and can't
be hard-coded.
I've just spent four days on this. The last six hours I've been trying to
use ExternalInterface, with no success. My boss is cranky and I'm half mad.
Surely, someone has faced this problem before. How do you track something
and navigate somewhere at (almost) the same time?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
- Paul
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