Forum Moderators: DixonJones
GoToast has suggested that, on the framesets, its code be in the head section of each frameset, as well as on the framed content page, because...
a) In Netscape, the frameset doesn't execute javascript, so the code must be on the content page....
b) Internet Explorer, however, looks for javascript in the head of the frameset.
WebTrends Live documentation only suggests putting its tracking code as the last thing within the <body> tags on a page, which doesn't take care of option (b).
Has anyone had experience with this? I need recommendations ASAP.
Configure WebTrends Live to Track Referrers Involving Framed Pages [webtrendslive.com]
Also, you may want to include your tracking script in an include of some sort. Pasting that code at the bottom of every page is going to be tedious. Using an include like a footer and inserting the code after the last bit of html in your footer is the best route.
If you are wanting to validate to the W3C, you'll need to escape the ampersands in the WTL generated code for the <noscript> tag. Don't forget to add an empty alt="" to the 1x1 image that is used in the script.
They didn't mention the knowledge base note at all. We talked mostly about the location of the code, and they weren't sure about all the points I raised, so they're running some tests.
I'll email them about the knowledge base, and I'll let you know what they tell me.
