Wondering if someone can help me...
I'm working with an application system that only accepts simple img tags for tracking, they won't take JS or GTM at all.
Is it possible to create these for events, so I can create the necessary goals within Google Analytics?
I have the event like so:
ga('send','event', 'ATS','Application', 'Application Start',0,{'nonInteration':false});
But obviously I need the img part and the UA-ID etc. I'm not great with this stuff and all the documentation I can find relates to email sends, which isn't applicable here.
Also, it's for a page load.
Many thanks for any help!
Tom
yes, you can build up your simple image tag using Measurement Protocol. You can use handy Hit builder tool to populate a necessary event url
For those reading in the future... This is what ended up working:
<img style = "width: 1%; ; "src="https://www.google-analytics.com/collect?v=1&t=event&tid=UA-XXXXXXXX-1&cid=555&ec=ATS&ea=Application&el=Application%20Start&ni=0"alt=""height="1"/>
I used the hit builder mentioned above: https://ga-dev-tools.appspot.com/hit-builder/ (thanks Дмитро Булах) to determine which parameters I needed and added the collect query to tell them to be sent to GA.
I put the cid as 555 to anonymise it (don't know if that was a good idea), then put the whole thing inside an img tag I lifted from somewhere else.
Cheers,
Tom
Related
The scenario:
I'm on the Startpage of my Blog, and there is an Article with its post-thumbnail. When I click on the Header or the "…read more-link I get to the post.
My question:
Is it possible to set the image bigger when you're on the single-post-page? Furthermore I would like to understand how to set this post-thumbnail-difference up.
I hope you've understood my bad english :) I'm looking forward in receiving help from you guys.
Best regards
Morten
Update:
Here two Screenshots of the Scenario:
Startpage > http://s1.directupload.net/images/130517/ltxuxyj6.png
Singlepost > http://s1.directupload.net/images/130517/lap5re2j.png
The images belongs to me (© Morten Sassi)
I think it depends on the theme you're using : on mine, thumbnail isn't used for the startpage but it use the "featured image", and once on the page of the article I just add the image directly in the body of the article with the size I want.
Maybe you can have a look to your template code and either edit it (but if you're using a theme you didn't create and you update it later your modifications will be deleted) or create a child theme (better solution) to edit only the files you want.
Hope this will help ^^
The best & easy tricky way is uplod your image from media, copy the path and paste this on your post or page editor from backend..and you will get what you want.
Thanks
anand
I'm looking for leads on how to implement a (search-)result browser without using paging. But more like how twitter/facebook do it.
At first only 10 or so results need to be displayed but when scrolling down, more results (if any) should be added asynchronously. I've found examples with a [more] button at the end but I would like the browser to automatically fetch more when the bottom of the pane is reached.
I'm having trouble finding the right examples. Probably because I don't know what keywords to google on...
Hope you can help me out in the right direction!
Kind regards,
Paul
I advise you read following article regarding this subject:
Infinite Scroll in ASP.NET MVC
There is also a sample application available here.
Refer to the Replace paging with jQuery and subsonic continuous scrolling method blog post.
Have a look at the following pages:
On Scroll down how to make ajax call and get the respone data
create-a-dynamic-scrolling-content-box-using-ajax
I believe that should help you!
I'm sure this is a very old question, but I could not find a straight answer
I'm looking for a works-mostly algorithm to take regular HTML content, and make it email client friendly.
I can rewrite any nice DIV layout to table layout, this is OK, but is there anything that will do it for me?
Here are my concerns
Overflow content - gmail etc ignores any overflow:hidden, the algorithm should address it
Clipped images - same as above, but here the solution will probably be server side clipping
CSS / Script / non standard tags - the algorithm should remove but keep the general look and feel
DIV layout to table layout, I heard it's a must, but I'm sure it's not an easy task to automate
There are many HTML to PDF converters, but I could not find a good HTML to "HTEMAIL" converter
Is there any standard or proposed standard for HTML for email clients? or is it an open jungle out there?
There is no way to make a converter that will be cross email client compatible. The closest you can get is using templates and adding text in certain sections using php or .net
I've been creating emails for 6 months, and the amount of time you spend correcting email client differences is normally around 50% of the time you spend making the email.
Here is some reading that may help you:
http://www.sitepoint.com/code-html-email-newsletters/
http://www.campaignmonitor.com/css/
As you can see from that last link there is no way to create an algorithm that can sort out all these issues.
Hope this helps
Another option that I've been using is to build the email in HTML or directly in Mailchimp. Once I'm happy with it, using Mailchimp, I click on preview and I get the email in a popup. The source code from the popup is email-client friendly (in tables). I then copy that code and use it for my emails.
Not ideal and a bit of trouble, but so far the best solution I can find.
And before people ask, I mostly us Mailchimp directly, but there is one situation that I have to kick it old school.
I'm trying to find tutorials or code to allow users to customise their page, just like twitter ,wordpress and tumblr do.
Could someone tell me what technology their using?
i'm a .net developer, but maybe they're using jquery?
Any help would be great.
Thanks
You can use javascript to change style sheets and the DOM
Question is a bit broad. To change the page you simply need to manipulate the DOM or change the CSS associated with the page's elements. This can be done any number of ways. E.g. you could write out a new CSS class dynamically, you could add new elements to the DOM itself or you could modify the existing attributes of the page. e.g. to set the background of the page you can do something like:
(assuming JQuery)
$("body").css('background-image','url(path/to/image)');
Hope that helps,
-fs
I found it very hard to customize PDF invoice that Magento use. Not only hard to customize, but my client does not like it as well.
Is it possible to disable PDF invoice and use HTML invoice?
I googled it, but found nothing.
There are three real options here to get better invoices:
Write a better invoice system that
still uses PDFs. I've done this for
a client, it takes a long time. Unfortunately, there is no really good way to change the PDFs that Magento generates by default.
Replace the controller/action that
generate the PDFs with ones that
will simply output HTML.
Same as above, but override the
mass-action dropdown to contain your
new entries. This is probably the
easiest, and you can add more
reports while you're at it. Take a
look at
Mage_Adminhtml_Block_Sales_Order_Grid,
specifically _prepareMassaction
Hope that helps.
Thanks,
Joe
http://ext4mage.com/html2pdf-magento-extension.html#
grateful, grateful
But I find it a shame that magento does not have thi in core