
Advanced installation for non-Flash-based websites
To integrate the pixel-code into a non-Flash-based website with manual allocation of page and group names, the following simple steps are required to install the pixel-code.
1. Copy the pixel-code under 'Configuration – Pixel-Code – Description'.
2. Insert the copied pixel-code into the HTML code between the two body tags (<BODY> </BODY>) of the website. The best position is the line directly in front of the closing body tag (</BODY>).
3. Insert the parameters (wm_page_name and wm_group_name) between the lines '// Begin own parameters' and '// End own parameters'. The content of the parameters wm_page_name and wm_group_name is completed, as described above in 'Integrating the pixel-code'.
Now the parameters (wm_page_name and wm_group_name) have to be inserted and set in the <noscript> part of the pixel-code. To do this, both parameters have to be appended to the URL of the pixel-code (see highlighted parts of the sample code below). Important: The values for the parameters in the <noscript> part have to be URI-coded! You will find a description on this in 'Integrating the pixel-code'.
4. If the website transmits data via an encrypted connection (SSL), the pixel-code will need to be adjusted by replacing the 'http' after 'https' in the <noscript> part of the pixel-code.
These steps should be repeated for all pages that are to be included in the analysis.
The pixel-code can also be modified for Campaign and Milestone Tracking and E-Commerce/Shopping Cart Tracking. You will find detailed information on this at 'Configuring campaign and milestone tracking' and 'Configuring e-commerce/shopping cart tracking'.
The parameters have been inserted in the following example and filled with placeholder designations. The highlighted areas have to be modified and the placeholders replaced with your own designations.
| Sample code between the two body tags: |
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<BODY> |
The following is a basic example of how the pixel-code might appear in the Flash application.
| Code of the global function within the Flash application: |
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<BODY> |
