I’ve updated the xooAnalytics Wordpress plugin. It now allows you to exclude your internal domain from tracking results via the options page. Take a look: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/xooanalytics/
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(No Ratings Yet)I’ve updated the xooAnalytics plugin that I’ve developed. It will now track http, https, and ftp absolute links as well as email links. The next version will have support for tracking downloadable files. Take a look at the xooAnalytics wordpress plugin here.
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(3 votes, average: 4.67 out of 5)I’ve developed a quick and easy little wordpress plugin that will add Google Analytics tracking code to any absolute links in a post/page. You can go to the plugin home page at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/xooanalytics/. It basically just searches the post content for a regular expression match for a link. If the link contains an absolute URL, then it adds the urchinTracker() function as an onclick event. When a user clicks on that link, the urchinTracker function saves that click as a hit on that link.
The code appends ‘/external/’ to a link and ‘/mailto/’ to an email address, so you can filter all of your hits with the ‘contains /external/’ or ‘contains /mailto/’ section and you’ll only see results to external links from your posts/pages.
Requirements, you must have the Google Analytics code just below the opening <body> tag of your page, rather than at the bottom of the page before the closing </body> tag. Otherwise, your page will throw a JavaScript error. Read the rest of this entry »
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