Jasper,
I believe that Marcus' point was that instead of hard coding it into
the HTML, that you write some JavaScript code to do it for you.
Something like this should be more than fast enough for your needs:
(function (){
//Always isolate your JavaScript from the global scope
var
Hi Jasper,
just in case you or anyone else on the list is on a fruitless search to
also implement event tracking as part of your work with ga.js, it would
*appear* that this is still in beta. The event stuff is well documented,
but I had to dig around to find out why I wasn't seeing anything
Jasper,
What do you think about using javascript for that? That would be my
choice.
It's pretty easy with this jquery plugin :
http://jamazon.co.uk/web/2008/03/26/jquery-google-analytics-tracking-api-integration-gajs/
Marcus
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Hi Marcus,
How is the above ga tracking different from the new ga.js? That's the
one I'm using on my wordpress where I can specify by means of a pluging
van joost de valk.
Here is the screenshot of the settings in wordpress for example using
the ga.js to tag:
