Last week Tiago has been asked a few times how to use the google analytics code with a flash project, the solution is actually pretty simple but very effective, while google provides you with some “help content” it proves itself that the help page they have is quite hmm.. useless.. You don’t want to show the viewer of your application that you are sending data to google by opening a new webpage.. yuk..
- First it’s not how you should do it
- Second there are better solutions to achieve the same result without having pop-up’s appearing all over the place.
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Pingback on Apr 9th, 2008 at 9:48 pm
[...] line with my previous post on flash and google analytics by Tiago, i got a comment advising me about another great article by Matt, showing you an alternative code [...]
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[...] This also fits in this cathegory, as most functionalities are handled by Javascript. I will update this entry after have=ing implemented the code on my current Project. found on: flashenabledblog.com [...]
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9 April, 2008 at 4:17 pm
I had also written an article about this a while back with AS2/AS3 versions:
http://evolve.reintroducing.com/2008/01/09/tips-n-tricks/using-google-analytics-in-your-flash-projects/
It’s important to note that I have yet to test my code with the new Flash Player and if you follow along the comments in that article you will end up at Corban’s article. His is a very nice and elegant approach to doing it with External Interface.