Once my user is logged into my site, I know their user name. Drupal implementation is for a private Intranet, why should it not be able to track custom profile information (username)
$ global $user;
$user->name;

In example owa:
owa_cmds.push(['setGlobalEventProperty', 'user_name', 'bob']);

Doc:
http://forums.openwebanalytics.com/?topic=visitor-email-adress

function in module?

Thanks

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javierpastor’s picture

javierpastor commented

ok,

in owa.module

add after global $user;
$user_name = $user->name;

add after $script .= "owa_cmds.push(['setSiteId', '". $settings['id'] . "']);\n";
$script .= "owa_cmds.push(['setGlobalEventProperty', 'user_name', '". $user_name . "']);\n";

beardedgeek’s picture

beardedgeek commented

It appears the javascript is seperated into it's own owa.js file so this can't be done?

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beardedgeek commented
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add information private site