Jquery deep linking - how does it effect analytics?

From what I can see it will look to google analytics like navigating to a new page Just open e. G asual.com/jquery/address/samples/tabs and check the requests FF makes (e.g. With Live HTTP Headers ) and you will see that the google analytics fires a request for every tab you switch to.

From what I can see it will look to google analytics like navigating to a new page. Just open e.g. asual.com/jquery/address/samples/tabs/ and check the requests FF makes (e.g. With Live HTTP Headers) and you will see that the google analytics fires a request for every tab you switch to.

Thanks for the info! Unfortunately, every tab says Referer: asual. Com/jquery/address/samples/tabs At least that confirms that I am going to need some tricky coding... – Jared Dec 15 '09 at 14:52.

In it's current version 1.3 the jquery address plugin tries to do the ga tracking automatically, using the asynchronous ga tracking (see code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/trac...). This is also mentioned in plugin's api docs at asual.com/jquery/address/docs/#api-refer... (look for $.address. Tracker) actually this new behaviour (i was using address' version 1.0 before) broke my custom tracking code on an ajax site - as it isn't configurable, I had to downgrade to 1.0.

As long as the page, and the analytics code is being loaded, it will still count as a hit on the page. I don't think there would be any negative impacts of using this plug in.

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