This is a collection of scripts to help implement event tracking with Google Analytics
These scripts are very old and unsupported. You should use them at your own risk. If you're looking for an updated version of them you should check out GAS Google Analytics on Steroids .
max_scroll.js
Implements Google Analytics tracking for max scroll on the page.
It will fire an event on window.onunload with the maximum percentage scrolled.
| Category | Action | Label | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max Scroll | range (eg: 21-30) | <page url> | <percentage scrolled> |
vimeo.js
Implements Google analytics tracking for Vimeo Videos.
Will add the following events.
| Category | Action | Label |
|---|---|---|
| Vimeo Video | play | <video url> |
| Vimeo Video | pause | <video url> |
| Vimeo Video | finish | <video url> |
Works only on Vimeo videos that were embeded using the <iframe> code.
So if you still using the old embed/object method you should consider updating
the video embed code before implementing with script.
This extension is going to reload the videos on the page when it binds the
events unless you append the query parameter api=1 to the iframe
src.
Won't work for ie6 or ie7. Because they lack the postMessage directive needed to comunicate with the iframes.
youtube.js
Implements Google analytics tracking for YouTube_ Videos.
Will add the following events.
| Category | Action | Label |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube Video | play | <video url> |
| YouTube Video | pause | <video url> |
| YouTube Video | finish | <video url> |
| YouTube Video | error (<error code>) | <video url> |
Works only on Youtube videos that were embeded using the <iframe> code.
So if you still using the old embed/object method you should consider updating
the video embed code before implementing with script.
This extension is going to reload the videos on the page when it binds the
events unless you append the query parameter enablejsapi=1 to the iframe
src.
Won't work for ie6 or ie7. Because they lack the postMessage directive needed to comunicate with the iframes.
html5_media.js
Will track interactions for <video> and <audio> tags.
Of course it only works for browsers that support the html5 <audio> and
<video> tags.
| Category | Action | Label |
|---|---|---|
| AUDIO | play | <currentSrc> |
| AUDIO | pause | <currentSrc> |
| AUDIO | ended | <currentSrc> |
| VIDEO | play | <currentSrc> |
| VIDEO | pause | <currentSrc> |
| VIDEO | ended | <currentSrc> |
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