Inserting Tracking Code

romoliarnie · (#1)

Hi

I have WE 7 Does anyone know how to insert tracking code such as Google Analytics or MyBlogLog.
In fact how do you access the HTML code for your page.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated

davidrosso · (#2)

Quote:

Originally Posted by romoliarnie

Hi

I have WE 7 Does anyone know how to insert tracking code such as Google Analytics or MyBlogLog.
In fact how do you access the HTML code for your page.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated

There is no way to access the raw code for the whole page.

You can however, insert the code you are looking to, try this...

- Insert
- Component
- Dynamic Link
- Next
- YouTube (check I am a member box)
- Next
- Next (check yes I have copied the code)
- Paste your HTML code in the box
- Next
- Finish
- OK
- Place the box on your page

WebMonkey08 · (#3)

1) Get a free Google Gmail acct
2) logn into your Google Actt
3) go to Webmasters Tools
5) Follw directions to create HTML File that you upload to your FTP so Google can Track your site
6)go here http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/ and create a Sitemap the Google requires to keep tabs on your site

romoliarnie · (#4)

Thanks Guys,

I have followed your advise and will be updating my sites in the next couple of days.
Fingers crossed, because if it doesn't work I will not be able to use WE7 for any of my business projects which would be a shame.

WebMonkey08 · (#5)

Quote:

Originally Posted by romoliarnie

Thanks Guys,

I have followed your advise and will be updating my sites in the next couple of days.
Fingers crossed, because if it doesn't work I will not be able to use WE7 for any of my business projects which would be a shame.

I have Google tracking about 6 websites

Support_AK · (#6)

There is no way to view the coding within webeasy itself.
You would have to export the file in html, browse to the folder storing the html files (by default its in My documents >> Webeasy >> HTML), right click on the page you want to view and select Open With >> Notepad.

You can insert custom code through webeasy however.

Custom HTML and JavaScript code can be added to your pages using the Custom Script Assistant in Web Easy Professional. This functionality is not available in Web Easy.

Solution

The Custom Script Assistant can be opened by selecting "Custom Script Assistant" from the "Tools" menu. It allows HTML and JavaScript code to be added in four different ways:

1) Attached to an item (image or text) at a specific loction within your page.
2) Directly after the <BODY> tag, but before any other items on your page.
3) As attributes of the <BODY> tag itself.
4) Between the <HEAD> and <BODY> tags, as JavaScript code.

To add custom HTML code at a specific location within your page:

1) Insert an image into your page in the position where you want the custom code to be.
2) Select the image.
3) From the "Tools" menu select "Custom Script Assistant"
4) In the window that appears, make sure the "Object Events" button is selected.
5) Type your custom HTML code in the text box labeled "Contents", or press CTRL-V to paste it.
6) Click "OK".

After doing this the image acts as a placeholder for your custom HTML code. When you preview the site, the image will be replaced by your code. You may need to resize the image, depending on the code you have entered. Note that if you use copy-and-paste to duplicate the placeholder, you will need to manually add the script to the new placeholder image - it will not be copied automatically.

This technique can also be used to add attributes to HTML tags, for example if you added the code BORDER=2 to an image, when you preview your site the image will have a 2-pixel wide border.

To add custom HTML code directly after the <BODY> tag, but before any other items on your page:

1) Make sure there are no items selected on your page.
2) From the "Tools" menu select "Custom Script Assistant"
3) In the window that appears, make sure the "Body Elements" button is selected.
4) Type your custom HTML code in the text box labelled "Contents", or press CTRL-V to paste it.
5) Click "OK".

Support_AK · (#7)

To add custom attributes to the BODY tag itself:

1) Make sure there are no items selected on your page.
2) From the "Tools" menu select "Custom Script Assistant"
3) In the window that appears, make sure the "Body Events" button is selected.
4) Type your custom attributes in the text box labelled "Contents", or press CTRL-V to paste it.
5) Click "OK".

To add JavaScript code Between the HEAD and BODY tags:

1) Make sure there are no items selected on your page.
2) From the "Tools" menu select "Custom Script Assistant"
3) In the window that appears, make sure the "Source Code" button is selected.
4) Type your custom attributes in the text box labelled "Contents", or press CTRL-V to paste it.
5) Click "OK".

In this case, only pure JavaScript code can be entered, as Web Easy will automatically generate SCRIPT tags for you.

sohoho · (#8)

I just cannot figure out how to place (exact positioning) the html-script on the page. I do have the script everything ready but how can I place it here at the bottom of the webpage

</div>

HERE?????

</body>

</html>

Thanks in advance for any help.

BuzzShimano · (#9)

I tried to understand the instructions listed above. After I paste my code in to either the page itself, a hidden field, or the dynamic link, the actual code appears in the header of my website. If anyone can dummy this down for me I sure could use the help. I do not know html or java so this is all new to me. Thanks

davidrosso · (#10)

Quote:

Originally Posted by BuzzShimano

I tried to understand the instructions listed above. After I paste my code in to either the page itself, a hidden field, or the dynamic link, the actual code appears in the header of my website. If anyone can dummy this down for me I sure could use the help. I do not know html or java so this is all new to me. Thanks

The second post in this thread clearly explains "one" way to easily insert code onto your page.

Is your site currently online anywhere where we can see it? Link???

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