Hi All,
I am quiet new to this forum and this is my first post ever. Guys i
need to implement webtrends tracking for a web-site and need to use
smartsource data collector, though i could find the smartsource code
from the posts, but still do not know how to implement it. Do i need
webtrends softw
Hey Jack. Thanks for any help you can provide.
Here's the default JS code for the WebTrends SmartSource "Data
Collector Tag." (They refer to all the code a "tag" even though it's
really a series of several HTML tags.) This all appears as the last
code inside the of every page on their web site:
Hey, Jake
Cud u send me a sample complete SmartSourceDataCollectorScript
code.jus need to luk-in de porbs being faced by ppl over here...
rgds.
Jack
On Jun 18, 8:41 pm, "Jake McGraw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> anyone?
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> On 6/15/07, Jake McGraw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hi
i did worked on it way back.but can probably help u out once i go
thru ur complete SmartSourceDataCollectorScript code.if u cud
send it via attachement or soshall be able to solve it
out.
Rgds..
Jack
On Jun 15, 6:53 pm, skyeflye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
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> I
anyone?
On 6/15/07, Jake McGraw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is all very interesting, maybe there is a bug in jQuery with the
ready event for IE6?
Because after the ready event fires, keep in mind, the ready event is
NOT part of the JS standard and it is entirely up to jQuery to
determine w
This is all very interesting, maybe there is a bug in jQuery with the
ready event for IE6?
Because after the ready event fires, keep in mind, the ready event is
NOT part of the JS standard and it is entirely up to jQuery to
determine what "ready" is, execution control should be sent back to
what
Thanks for the help, the clear explanations and the time you spent, guys.
I should point out that none of my jQuery code inside the
$(document).ready() is manipulating the tag created by the WebTrends
script. My jQuery scripts are totally separate and unrelated to the
WebTrends scripts (at the mo
JavaScript is a single thread/process and executed in the order (top
to bottom) of the page. To provide additional functionality, JS has a
series of events, which interrupts the standard execution order
(onclick, onload, onblur, etc...), the $(document).ready() binds a
callback function to the do
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