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Google Analytics Plugin
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Provides close integration for FarCry projects with the Google Analytics service. |
Features include:
- webtop overview integration; showing stats for individual pages directly in the webtop
- support for downloads and external link reporting
- a framework for tracking Google custom variables
Installation
Checkout from source control
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svn checkout https://farcry.jira.com/svn/GA/trunk
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./farcry/plugins/googleAnalytics
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TRUNK should be mostly stable. But there are specific milestone tags for those who don't want to risk it. |
Update project constructor
Add googleAnalytics to the plugin list within ./www/farcryConstructor.cfm
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<!---// set plugin list--->
<cfset THIS.plugins = "farcrycms,googleMaps,googleAnalytics,farcrydoc" />
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Deploy content types
Go into the webtop ADMIN > DEVELOPER TOOLS and deploy all the plugin content types.
Update Google Analytics configuration file
You will need to update the plugins configuration to include your projects specific Google Analytics URCHIN code.
Add GA custom tag to views
You will need to add the GA custom tag to all the relevant views you want to track. The best suggestion is to put the code into some sort of "footer" template that gets included on every page that visitors see.
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custom tag code goes here...
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