http://www.gossamer-threads.com/forum/ en-us gforum@gossamer-threads.com Sat, 18 May 2013 11:24:16 GMT Gossamer Forum by Gossamer Threads, Inc. http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification http://static.gossamer-threads.com/forum/images/gforum-logo.png http://www.gossamer-threads.com/forum/ 50 50 http://www.gossamer-threads.com/forum/Products_C9/Gossamer_Links_C5/Development%2C_Plugins_and_Globals_F20/%5B_TIP%5D_Track_outgoing_hits%2C_while_still_tracking_the_outgoing_hits._P303896/?page=unread#303896 Hi, I had to write this for a client for a job today, so thought I would share it - as I can imagine quite a few people would wanna use this :) Basically, it lets you link outgoing links in your directory, as if you were just using: <a href="<%URL%>" target="_blank"><%Title%></a> ...but still tracks the outgoing hits. The steps are: 1) Open up /static/utils.js, and add: Code: function trackclick(aid) { if(document.images){ (new Image()).src="/cgi-bin/directory/track.cgi?ID=" + aid; } return true; } (be sure to change the /cgi-bin/directory/ to the correct place of track.cgi) 2) In link.html, find the bit that links to jump.cgi, and add this; onclick="return trackclick(<%ID%>);" ..so it would look something like: Code: <a href="<%URL%>" target="_blank" onclick="return trackclick(<%ID%>);" ><%Title%></a> 3) Upload the attached script to your cgi-bin, and CHMOD to 755. Be sure to edit the "path" (between '') to your path to the Glinks admin area. Then, give it a go (get an example link, check the number of "Hits" that exist for it, and then do a test jump - and see if it increased) Anyway, hopefully this is useful to people Cheers cffc693c87b194fadb7c7ae60d17076b Oct 29, 2008, 10:52 AM