This script is only for urchin.js and not ga.js as i know. urchin.js is deprecated and outdated. I'm also planing to drop urchin support at some time, too.
Since people can/are using AdSense without using this module, by copying Google's HTML code directly, don't you think it might be better if you created a sub-module of Google Analytics to to handle AdSense tracking, that didn't require the AdSense module to be installed?
By this I mean that at one point, we have inserted the HTML for the ad, and this sub-module could then do the necessary processing. For AdSense users that don't use the AdSense module, it would be useful as well.
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Comment #1
kbahey commentedSee also previous discussion here http://drupal.org/node/143230
Comment #2
hass commentedThis script is only for urchin.js and not ga.js as i know. urchin.js is deprecated and outdated. I'm also planing to drop urchin support at some time, too.
Comment #3
jcnventura@hass:
I am confused. To which script are you referring in #2?
Comment #4
hass commentedThe "astrack.js" script referenced in #143230: Tracking Adsense clicks with Analytics.
Comment #5
jcnventura@hass:
Since people can/are using AdSense without using this module, by copying Google's HTML code directly, don't you think it might be better if you created a sub-module of Google Analytics to to handle AdSense tracking, that didn't require the AdSense module to be installed?
By this I mean that at one point, we have inserted the HTML for the ad, and this sub-module could then do the necessary processing. For AdSense users that don't use the AdSense module, it would be useful as well.
João
Comment #6
jcnventuraNewer discussion here #347359: AdSense reports integration with Google Analytics