tracking

问题 I have a website that has some Google Analytics (GA) code and I wanted to track the downloads made to one file on my site, I googled for a while and found that if I added this code: onClick="javascript: pageTracker._trackPageview('/descarga_programa_Mono');" I could track the downloads by just looking at the "descarga_programa_Mono" that would appear on the GA dashboard, however I am not getting any results =/ is there something I'm missing? My GA code is the newest one as far as I know the

问题 I have a website that has some Google Analytics (GA) code and I wanted to track the downloads made to one file on my site, I googled for a while and found that if I added this code: onClick="javascript: pageTracker._trackPageview('/descarga_programa_Mono');" I could track the downloads by just looking at the "descarga_programa_Mono" that would appear on the GA dashboard, however I am not getting any results =/ is there something I'm missing? My GA code is the newest one as far as I know the

问题 I want to give my iPhone app to different distributors for distribution. When a user will download the app from one of the distributors and open it the app should connect to our servers and ask for the unique settings of this distributer. The question is, how each app can "tell" from which distributer it was downloaded from? I don't want to compile a different application for each client. 回答1: I did some research into this and the only way I found to do it is just to create different targets

问题 I have a javscript code wich record visitors interaction with the website (like calculating max scroll position, mouse movement in pixels, etc). However, these statistics are valid, only if the user stops interacting with the page. (he leaves, clicks a link, closes the browser, etc) Is it possible to do a _gaq_push when this happens? If so, how? 回答1: This should work. <script> window.onbeforeunload = storeData; function storeData(){ _gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Visitor Info', 'Scrolling', 'Up',

问题 I'm trying to get track of specific parameters of my request and response object and then retrieve it for another report. for example if i have a person object as request object i want to get track of only it's name and family and not the age.I'm aware of Spring Actuator, but i want a framework or best practice to implement or use it in my project. is there any best practice or framework in java for this purpose? i tried to search this but all i get is best practices for monitoring important

问题 I'm trying to get track of specific parameters of my request and response object and then retrieve it for another report. for example if i have a person object as request object i want to get track of only it's name and family and not the age.I'm aware of Spring Actuator, but i want a framework or best practice to implement or use it in my project. is there any best practice or framework in java for this purpose? i tried to search this but all i get is best practices for monitoring important

问题 I am using some Javascript I got from Facebook to execute a "tracking" pixel. But when I use the "Facebook Pixel Helper" to see if things are working correctly, it indicates there is an error, and the pixel is being activated multiple times. It gives no instructions on how to resolve such an error, or even where to look. Are there changes I can make in this code from Facebook that would prevent this multiple firing? <script> (function() { var _fbq = window._fbq || (window._fbq = []); if (!

问题 I am trying to figure out how to use my google analytics account, and do custom tracking on certain links and such, but following the technical information on the help site on google isn't getting me anywhere. Has anyone done something like this? Point me in the right direction. UPDATE This is the code, I am not seeing the results in my analytics account yet, but I am not getting errors now. In header: <script type="text/javascript"> var _gaq = _gaq || []; _gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA

问题 I have an app which is linked to (via an Android Market URL) on several different websites. What I need to implement is a way to determine where my users came from. Is there a way to determine the referring URL that the user followed to download my app via the Android Market? For example, user A browses site xyz.com and clicks the link to view my app on the Android Market and then proceeds to download it. Once installed can I "programmaticaly" see where the user came from (xyz.com)? I need to

问题 How are cross-domain web tracking services implemented (e.g., for behavioral advertising ), now that the majority of people are browsing with 3rd party cookies disabled? More explicitly, how does a third party tracking service recognize that two requests to different domains are coming from the same person? Some options come to my mind: Maybe iframe-based , by embedding a tracking page from the third-party tracking service into various sites. This included tracking page should be able to set