texte = --089e013d050276558804fde5d678 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Steve, Hi - I agree that Google Analytics is the way to go here. You'll get better stats than any WebDNA based system. You can use either GA Events, or GA Virtual Pageviews to let GA know when a specific include file is brought in. You just need to add some code to trigger / customise the GA hit each time there is a change on your page that you want to track. The syntax to do this for the latest universal analytics is outlined here: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/pages You can then set up funnels and goals etc and should be able to track the point at which people leave the page. - Tom --089e013d050276558804fde5d678 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Steve,
Hi - I agree that Google Analyti= cs is the way to go here. =C2=A0 You'll get better stats than any WebDN= A based system.
You can use either GA Events, or G= A Virtual Pageviews to let GA know when a specific include file is brought = in. =C2=A0 You just need to add some code to trigger / customise the GA hit= each time there is a change on your page that you want to track.
The syntax to do this for the latest universal analytic= s is outlined here:
You can then set up funnels and goals etc and should be= able to track the point at which people leave the page.
- Tom
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--089e013d050276558804fde5d678 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Steve, Hi - I agree that Google Analytics is the way to go here. You'll get better stats than any WebDNA based system. You can use either GA Events, or GA Virtual Pageviews to let GA know when a specific include file is brought in. You just need to add some code to trigger / customise the GA hit each time there is a change on your page that you want to track. The syntax to do this for the latest universal analytics is outlined here: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/pages You can then set up funnels and goals etc and should be able to track the point at which people leave the page. - Tom --089e013d050276558804fde5d678 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Steve,
Hi - I agree that Google Analyti= cs is the way to go here. =C2=A0 You'll get better stats than any WebDN= A based system.
You can use either GA Events, or G= A Virtual Pageviews to let GA know when a specific include file is brought = in. =C2=A0 You just need to add some code to trigger / customise the GA hit= each time there is a change on your page that you want to track.
The syntax to do this for the latest universal analytic= s is outlined here:
You can then set up funnels and goals etc and should be= able to track the point at which people leave the page.