Sometimes, you may want to know what outbound links a user is clicking on — say, if you’re linking to an affiliate’s site and want to be able to count the clicks you’re sending. Google Analytics offers this bit of code to accomplish this:
<a href="http://www.example.com"
onClick="javascript: pageTracker._trackPageview(’/outgoing/example.com’);">
and says:
Google Analytics provides an easy way to track clicks […]
I noticed I was getting a lot of visits via Google for my post on anchor-based URL navigation with jQuery, so I decided to write a plugin that would accomplish the same thing.
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Call this function on an element that contains “panels” which, in turn, contain anchors. The container element should […]
Update: I’ve since written a anchor-based URL navigation plugin that attempts to capture what’s described below.
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I’m working on an application that has several panels of content, each accessed by clicking on a link in the page’s main navigation. I wanted to give users the ability to get back to a panel after they’d left […]
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