描述
A tiny WordPress plugin to track events of link clicks in the main content area of the site. Install it and forget about it.
Links will show up under Events in the Analytics site, and will have a category of ‘Links’, a label of ‘PageID: CURRENT_PAGE_URI’, and the value of the href of the link being tracked.
Example of code added to properly formed URLs in main post content:
<a onclick="ga('send', 'event', 'Links', 'click', 'http://twitter.com/chris_dickow');" href="http://twitter.com/chris_dickow">@chris_dickow</a>
The above example assumes the href of the link is: http://www.myurl.com/my_blog/my_link.html
安裝
- Upload
GA-Link-Tracker.phpto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- All done!
常見問題
- How do I configure this?
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Short answer: You don’t. There are no configurable options to this script, as it simply appends event tracker behavior to your links.
- What other data does it collect?
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None.
- What else does it do?
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Nothing.
評價
2016年9月3日
1 reply
So disappointed. In our installation the ‘PageID: CURRENT_PAGE_URI’ isn’t working.
Instead of using the current uri it uses the first one used on the page and applies this to every link on the page.
e.g. on all-of-my-pages.html it applied the following to each link.
<a onclick="ga('send', 'event', 'Links', 'click', 'http://first-link-used-in-page.html');" href="current-page.html" target="_blank">
貢獻者及開發者
修改日誌
v2.2 – Fixed conflict with abbr tag
v2.1 – Minor bugfix
v2.0 – Updated to use Google’s newer analyitcs.js file
v1.0 – Initial release.