$(document).ready(function(){
$.gaTracker(”);
});

or just

$.gaTracker(”);

I’ve tried both above with just the hyperlink example I gave in the previous post. The $.gaTracker(”); creates a GET but not for download hyperlinks or other related (mailto, etc.).

So I’m confused here on how the download links are to be implemented in regards to your plugin code here: http://plugins.jquery.com/files/jquery.gatracker.js_0.txt

First off, I don’t understand if I need some sort of onclick event in all my hyperlinks that I define on my page in order for the extentions to work or what. I’ve tried just a simple link such as this in my .aspx page in my web project: TestPDF for Google Analytics

I don’t know JQuery that well, but if I were to add an onclick (if needed) how would that be formed in relation to your function call?

Ok, and once I click it, I get no GET in the request. When my page loads, I do get a GET, but just not when trying out the hyperlinks for resources such as pdfs, etc. that this plugin is supposed to support.

Can you give us an example both on the .aspx or html side showing how your plugin works?

Wow that’s funny. Not all of us code all night. Some of us have lives

I’m not nerdy enough? I find that comment interesting in a negative way in that it just shows the “Ego” that makes developers and IT a less than desirable work environment

This a awesome plugin, but older.
When you use the new GA version?

Thanks and don’t stop this job!

[quote]You should see the “onClick” event modified in the source code of the page, isn’t it ?[/quote]

Not really. “View Source” for sure will not show it. I’m not even seeing it in Firebug in a site I checked just now, which surprised me, but I checked my Google Analytics and everything is definitely being tracked. Just keep an eye on your analytics account. Sometimes it takes a day or two before the results show up.

You should see the “onClick” event modified in the source code of the page, isn’t it ?

I’m trying to use your plugin without success (surely I’m doing something wrong)

What I’ve done:

1) put the .js code for the application.
2) load the code in the section and call there:

<script src=”webroot?>js/jquery.js” type=”text/javascript”>
<script src=”webroot?>js/jquery.gatracker.js” type=”text/javascript”>

$(function(){
$.gaTracker(’UA-xx’); <– my number
//alert(’done’);//debug
});

The following is more code, and includes, (also an old javascript calling google analytics with a different UA- number).

Any advice ?