Fantastic, that’s sorted it.

One request, and it’s only an “if you have time” thing (or feel up the challenge). Would there be any way of adding a field that shows which site the link originated in? I use the multiple site manager a lot.

Still, fantastically useful module! Thanks!

Posted by  on  09/06  at  01:52 PM

@ Chris: Download the latest version and replace the files in the modules-subfolder. That fixes it.

Posted by  on  09/05  at  08:58 PM

I’m getting a rather odd



added to the beginning of my HTML in Firefox, and there seems to be nothing I can do to get around it…

Posted by  on  09/05  at  03:11 PM

EE variables like {entry_id} only work inside the appropriate tags (e.g. {exp:weblog:entries}) of course.

Posted by  on  04/02  at  10:15 AM

I implemented this great new feature into our resources library and we are making the call to the link ||<a id="vc1_{;;entry_id};; href="[link]>text</a>||
with all of the links in the body field of our EE entries. However, when I look at the tracker modual, it groups all the link clicks into 1 tracked id called vc1_{entry_id}

Thanks.

Posted by Jeremy Grandstaff  on  04/01  at  11:30 PM

I’m afraid it’s not working for me. could it have something to do with the fact that I’m removing index.php from my urls? also, when I visit the link generated by the javascript snippet, I get an error:

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at D:\web\www\ee\modules\linktracker\mod.linktracker.php:1) in D:\web\www\ee\modules\linktracker\mod.linktracker.php on line 57

Posted by  on  10/24  at  11:54 PM