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[LocaLiceR Friend LocaLiceRJoin date: January 2006Posts: 47Downloads:4Uploads:3 Thanks: 8 Thanked: 13 times in 1 posts]

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Many of us are using external web analytics systems (e.g. Google Analytics, Piwik, Woopra, etc.) to collect statistics about the visitors. Currently there are two options to provide the necessary code for tracking the details: a) you enter it manually into your index.php or b) use a specific extension.

It would be highly appreciated if a JAT3 enabled template provided the option to enter the ID or code snippet for the used tracking system.

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[splico123 Friend splico123Join date: January 2007Posts: 339Downloads:80Uploads:7 Thanks: 24 Thanked: 93 times in 16 posts]

#372521

I would like to see that implemented too… would make it very usefull.

great work.

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#372534

<em>@splico123 215902 wrote:</em><blockquote>I would like to see that implemented too… would make it very usefull.

great work.</blockquote>

Yes, that would be extremely useful

I recently built a wordpress site using a template that had a field to enter google analytics code directly. It was so much simpler than the case with Joomla templates.

[splico123 Friend splico123Join date: January 2007Posts: 339Downloads:80Uploads:7 Thanks: 24 Thanked: 93 times in 16 posts]

#372844

I have added the plugin code of the former plugin i used and it works like a charm. Will test it a bit more and if i dont find problems i will post the code and how-to here if u want to use it

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