Google Analytics can be applied to assign a page name to any Flash action. In order for it to work though, you need to have access to the Flash source code.
To track a Flash action, call _trackPageview() with an argument specifying a name for the action. For example, calling:
pageTracker._trackPageview(”/brochure.flpa”);
OR
pageTracker._trackPageview(”/brochureprint.flev”);
It’s a good idea to distinguish between Flash pages and Flash events using .flpa and .flev respectively. This is so that you can apply a filter and not count Flash events within site page views.
This is implemented into the Flash source code with the getURL command as follows:
on (release) {
//Track with action
getURL(”javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview(’/brochure.flpa’);”);
_root.gotoAndPlay(3);
myVar = “Flash Track Test”;
}
In order for Flash tracking to work, the Google Analytics tracking code needs to be placed before the Flash code so that the javascript function _trackPageview is defined first.
More info:
http://www.google.com/support/googleanalytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=55520
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Tracking of subdomains with google analytics
Tracking Outgoing links, downloads and rss feeds with google analytics
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