zach a écrit :
>
>> Beucause i need to calculate the ranking of each link... something
>> digg.com`ish.... so i need to know when a user clicks on something.
>>
>
> Analytics has the option to add a piece of code to each link and when
> clicked it tracks how many times its been clicked and of course all the
> other good information that comes with analytics.
>
> Heres the code,
>
> onClick="javascript:urchinTracker('/outgoing/ebay_com');"
>
> You can name these whatever you want and group them how you want like this:
>
> onClick="javascript:urchinTracker('/electronic/anylink_here' );"
> onClick="javascript:urchinTracker('/electronic/craigslist_or g');"
> onClick="javascript:urchinTracker('/electronic/ebay_com');"
>
> onClick="javascript:urchinTracker('/another_category/somethi ng_else_net');"
> onClick="javascript:urchinTracker('/another_category/somethi ng_else_org');"
> onClick="javascript:urchinTracker('/another_category/somethi ng_else_com');"
>
>
> Of course each of the pieces of code above would be placed in each link.
> For example, if you have a link to ebay you would use it like:
>
> <a href="http://ebay.com"
> onClick="javascript:urchinTracker('/electronic/ebay_com');" >check out
> ebay</a>
>
> It will appear in your Analytics content sections just like any other
> page but you can then sort them using filters: Hers what it will look like:
> Pageviews Unique Pageviews
> /outgoing/ebay_com 13 11
>
>
> However there are some benefits to storing it in a mysql database such
> as the option to sort links each time a page is loaded based on the
> popularity of each link or display the number of clicks each link has
> had. However I'm new to php so I'm not exactly sure how to do this.
>
> Hope this helps.
You could also have a look at ClickHeat, that traces all clicks on your
page (links or not) and give you a heat map :
http://www.labsmedia.com/clickheat/index.html
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