I’ve just updated my code on tracking exit links in Google Analytics to skip applying the code if the href of an anchor tag is ‘#’. This is usually the case when the anchor tag is there to execute javascript or to scroll to the top of the page, thus does not contain any exit…
Read More Updated: Tracking Exit Links in Google AnalyticsI just wrote a simple helper function that gets the cumulative offset of the x and y position (or the cumulative top and left) of an element. This function is helpful if you want to position things around a certain element. Although I haven’t tested it extensively yet, I think it works fine so far.…
Read More Javascript Cumulative OffsetI’ve written a window event handler mainly for handling multiple onload events. The typical way of handling multiple onload events is by creating a helper function that contains all the onload functions and using window.onload to call the helper function. An example would look something like this, function onloader() { onload1(); onload2(); // and so…
Read More How to handle multiple window events in JavascriptI’ve been spending my time writing a script that will help track exit links (external links) in Google Analytics. This script will traverse through all anchor tags within the body and apply tracking codes on tags with the href attribute. If the anchor tag has an onclick attribute already, it appends the tracking code to…
Read More Tracking Exit Links in Google AnalyticsAs promised in my previous post (301 Meta Refresh Redirects: How Google and Yahoo Sees It), I will show you a script I wrote that will handle 301 redirects from Blogger to WordPress using the meta refresh tag and javascript. I have tested it on my old blogger (http://dannynsl.blogspot.com) and it seems to have worked…
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