Hi JJKW,
You should be able to do that without any problem.
However, I am not sure you want to do that in RedDot or in your live
site, so I am going to cover both. Also, assuming you are using the
JavaScript version of webtrends.
In RedDot:
There is an info placeholder that returns current user name, then just
pass that info to a webtrends, like:
var CurrentUserName = "<%inf_current_user_name%>";
// webtrend code to include CurrentUserName as one of the trackable
variable
In Live site:
Assuming there is already some user login system you have on the live
site, and must be maintaining the sessions either server side or via
cookie, so just need a couple lines of code to spit back who is
currently logged in:
var CurrentUserName = "<%session('username')%>"; // if it is server
side
var CurrentUserName = cookie("username"); // if it is client side
cookie
// webtrend code to include CurrentUserName as one of the trackable
variable
Best,
-Jian
On Nov 19, 5:36 pm, jjkw <[email protected]> wrote:
> We are interested in tracking which users are accessing which web pages. We
> are using RD 7.1.2 and webtrends for analytics.
>
> How does reddot handle user authentication and can we pass that information
> (hopefully the user ID) into web trends for tracking ?
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