I am curious to know the proper setup for Flex and employing the Google Urchin Tracker into the index.html file that comes in the SWFAddress package. I am capable of guessing, but I know that if I ask it will be a faster process.
I really just need to know if I need to do anything other than placing the google code into the Index file as they direct.
Thanks!
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My issue has grown to more than just Google Analytics, Relavant Tools and Web Trends are also reporting an issue with the address. Apparently its the use of the "#" sign that is the issue. Is there a way to replace the "#" with another character?
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The # symbol is a must, deep linking cannot be accomplished without it.
The built-in GA tracking uses calls like urchinTracker('/category/subcategory') rather than urchinTracker('http://domain.com/#/category/subcategory'). What are the exact issues?
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I am curious to know the proper setup for Flex and employing the Google Urchin Tracker into the index.html file that comes in the SWFAddress package. I am capable of guessing, but I know that if I ask it will be a faster process.
I really just need to know if I need to do anything other than placing the google code into the Index file as they direct.
Thanks!
There's nothing complex about using Google Analytics with SWFAddress, there are only 2 important things:
1. Include the urchin.js before swfaddress.js.
2. Remove the urchinTracker() call from the provided code.
Check the HTML code of http://www.asual.com/swfaddress/samples/flash/ and these blog post: http://blog.danielyuen.hk/articles/2007/07/03/swfaddress-11-is-integrated-with-google-analytics-already/
My issue has grown to more than just Google Analytics, Relavant Tools and Web Trends are also reporting an issue with the address. Apparently its the use of the "#" sign that is the issue. Is there a way to replace the "#" with another character?
The # symbol is a must, deep linking cannot be accomplished without it.
The built-in GA tracking uses calls like urchinTracker('/category/subcategory') rather than urchinTracker('http://domain.com/#/category/subcategory'). What are the exact issues?