PauloGGPX
05-23-2009, 07:57 PM
Thanks, nice idea ;) I think I'll go first:
FPPAnalytics v1.4 *UPDATED*
With FPPAnalytics it's easy to discover what your visitors are doing inside your tours. Until now we could only see how many visitors we had but not their behaviour. FPPAnalytics is a Flash Panorama Player plugin that enables the Google Analytics tracking service to analyse the behavior of our visitors in our tours. It tracks the filename of your panorama the moment it's loaded and it appends a base tour name so you can group tour clicks easily. You also can track clicks in your hotspots, menu buttons etc.
Fully customizable from your main XML
How to use it:
- first you need a Google Analytics account (http://www.google.com/analytics/) (if you're new to this service follow their tutorials, they're really good)
- after setting up your Google Analytics account you'll get a Web Property ID (something like UA-######-#)
- now setup FPPAnalytics like any other plugin in FPP (replace the UA-######-# with your own Web Property ID):
<panorama>
<parameters>
layer_20 = hotspots.swf
layer_30 = fppanalytics.swf
panoName = images/panoramaFile
</parameters>
<fppanalytics>
webid = UA-######-#
debug = false
baseName = FPP Analytics Demo
folderMask = images/
</fppanalytics>
<hotspots>
<global>
<box id="HotSpot_Click" url="hotspot.png" linked="images/panoramaFile"
onClick="external.fppanalytics.trackHS=This hotspot was clicked;" />
</global>
</hotspots>
</panorama>
- and you're good to go.
To verify if the plugin is working you should install the Flash Tracer Firefox Add-On and take a look at the trace statements as the analytics service can take up to 24H to reflect your clicks.
Parameters (if you don't include a parameter it will revert to the default value):
webid - your Web Property ID provided by Google. If you don't add this parameter no tracking will be done.
debug - if set to true FPPAnalytics won't send the information to Google but will give you an alert box with what it would track (usefull if you don't have the FlashTracer Firefox AddOn, Default is FALSE)
baseName - it' the name of the actual tour, the name you wish to goup all the panoramas under. Default is FPPTour.
folderMask - If your panoramas are inside a folder but you don't wish to have it in the name that gets tracked, place the part ou wish to remove. Default is NULL, no masking will be done.
External call:
external.fppanalytics.trackHS=String to identify this click
Use this method to call the FPPAnalytics functionality from any kind of hotspots, The string will be added to the end of the current panorama loaded so we know what was the active file when the user clicked the hotspot.
Get the FPPAnalytics plugin here (http://gogopixel.pt/fppanalytics).
(server problems solved)
FPPAnalytics v1.4 *UPDATED*
With FPPAnalytics it's easy to discover what your visitors are doing inside your tours. Until now we could only see how many visitors we had but not their behaviour. FPPAnalytics is a Flash Panorama Player plugin that enables the Google Analytics tracking service to analyse the behavior of our visitors in our tours. It tracks the filename of your panorama the moment it's loaded and it appends a base tour name so you can group tour clicks easily. You also can track clicks in your hotspots, menu buttons etc.
Fully customizable from your main XML
How to use it:
- first you need a Google Analytics account (http://www.google.com/analytics/) (if you're new to this service follow their tutorials, they're really good)
- after setting up your Google Analytics account you'll get a Web Property ID (something like UA-######-#)
- now setup FPPAnalytics like any other plugin in FPP (replace the UA-######-# with your own Web Property ID):
<panorama>
<parameters>
layer_20 = hotspots.swf
layer_30 = fppanalytics.swf
panoName = images/panoramaFile
</parameters>
<fppanalytics>
webid = UA-######-#
debug = false
baseName = FPP Analytics Demo
folderMask = images/
</fppanalytics>
<hotspots>
<global>
<box id="HotSpot_Click" url="hotspot.png" linked="images/panoramaFile"
onClick="external.fppanalytics.trackHS=This hotspot was clicked;" />
</global>
</hotspots>
</panorama>
- and you're good to go.
To verify if the plugin is working you should install the Flash Tracer Firefox Add-On and take a look at the trace statements as the analytics service can take up to 24H to reflect your clicks.
Parameters (if you don't include a parameter it will revert to the default value):
webid - your Web Property ID provided by Google. If you don't add this parameter no tracking will be done.
debug - if set to true FPPAnalytics won't send the information to Google but will give you an alert box with what it would track (usefull if you don't have the FlashTracer Firefox AddOn, Default is FALSE)
baseName - it' the name of the actual tour, the name you wish to goup all the panoramas under. Default is FPPTour.
folderMask - If your panoramas are inside a folder but you don't wish to have it in the name that gets tracked, place the part ou wish to remove. Default is NULL, no masking will be done.
External call:
external.fppanalytics.trackHS=String to identify this click
Use this method to call the FPPAnalytics functionality from any kind of hotspots, The string will be added to the end of the current panorama loaded so we know what was the active file when the user clicked the hotspot.
Get the FPPAnalytics plugin here (http://gogopixel.pt/fppanalytics).
(server problems solved)