[support] using Google Analytics

[sebastian]

If the file is being pulled directly, there is no wrapping of HTML to 
track the file.

Use the strategy of "your file will start downloading in 5 seconds" or 
track the hits to the page right before they click.

Or, track the clicks on the LINK to the file, rather than the path to 
the file. You can track link-clicks themselves using google analytics; 
but not URLs that bypass your javascript.

S.


On 2011-10-20 7:05 PM, Jim Ruby wrote:
> I have tried the Google Analytics counter module
>
> [gac|all]
> Works
> [gac|content/node/alias]
> Works
> But
> [gac|sites/all/files/filename.mp3]
> Does not
> And I am trying to figure out how many times a filehas been downloaded.
>
> I do have Google Analytics set to track file downloads and have the
> extentions I wish in there. Now could the way I am using views to create the
> path to the downloaded file be recking this?
>
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> Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 5:47 AM
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> Subject: [support] using Google Analytics
>
> I am using Google Analytics with Google Analytics Summary under drupal 7. I
> wo8uld like to view how many times a file has been downloaded. I do have it
> set to track downloads, but can not figure out how to view the cound for a
> specific file. I've read the docs, but?
>
> Any suggestions?
>
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