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// July 30th, 2009 // 2 Comments » // tagged: > > >

Buy Prozac Without Prescription, Google Analytics provides GREAT data straight "out of the box"... I use it for every site I build. Recently - I started doing two new things with GA, Prozac schedule. Where can i order Prozac without prescription,


  • Tracking how effective specific ads (some regular ol' plain text links too) were. We have a flash ad rotation on several of our sites .., Prozac without a prescription. Online buy Prozac without a prescription, and I wanted to know how many people were clicking on what specific ads to get to other sections of the site. I wanted to know more than just "they came from the homepage", Buy Prozac Without Prescription.  I wanted to know - did they click on the Antarctica ad or the New Zealand ad, online buying Prozac hcl. Prozac treatment,  Did they click on the text link in the navigation?

  • Tracking outbound links to our social medial pages ... we wanted to see how many people ended up on our facebook page through what specific ads and promotions.


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There are three things I'm keeping track of with this:

  • Campaign Source (utm_source): to identify a search engine, is Prozac addictive, Prozac cost, newsletter name, or other source where your ad is going to be seen (if you have an ad in an email - you'd put the name of email here)

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So for instance, let's say I had an ad for football tickets that I placed in an email newsletter, Buy Prozac Without Prescription.  The URL to the event was:

a href="http://www.mydomain.com/sportingevent.html"

In order to track the data for that specific URL -  I would change that link used in the email newsletter to be something like this:

a href="http://www.mydomain.com/sportingevent.html?utm_source=july2009newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=VUfootball09262009"

To view your analytics for these links:



  1. Login to Google Analytics

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  3. Then click on Campaigns.

  4. Select the Campaign Name you want to track. This is the Campaign Name you designated when tagging the ad URL above.


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Without this - it's pretty much impossible to track how people are getting to our social media sites. Those sites don't live on our servers - so we can't put the GA code on them, buy generic Prozac. Buy Prozac no prescription,  We could track how many people click on a link on a specific page on our servers - but that gets kind of clunky tracking-wise.

So - what's the best way to track which external links are popular with your site visitors?

(There is a javascript "addon" that will track this information (available here Buy Prozac Without Prescription, ) -- it will track external links and file downloads. Simply install the code right above the GA code on all your pages - and wala, purchase Prozac for sale. Prozac recreational, You don't have to manually edit each link.)

Here is how I prefer to track this information.

Our link starts out like this:

a href="http://www.externalwebsiteurl.com/"

To track it ... we'll turn it into this:

a href="http://www.externalwebsiteurl.com" onClick="javascript: pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/externalwebsiteurl.com');"

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View the number of clicks to the externalwebsiteurl.com from your own website by



  1. Login to Google Analytics

  2. In the left side-bar, select Content.

  3. filter the urls by putting "outgoing" in the filter box.

  4. You'll see the data for your tagged outgoing links here!


You could also use this for tracking file downloads, online buying Prozac. Prozac used for,  Just change the /outgoing/ part to /downloads/ or something.

original url:

a href="http://www.mydomain.com/assets/How-To-Waggle.pdf"

altered, google analytics tracking url:

a href="http://www.mydomain.com/assets/How-To-Waggle.pdf" onClick="javascript: pageTracker._trackPageview(’/downloads/WaggleHowTo’);"

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Combined Entries from All Your Blogs

// June 23rd, 2004 // 2 Comments » // tagged: >

!! This tutorial is obsolete. The MT plugin multiblog will do all this and more ... it's FANTASTIC! Click here to get it! !! I've gotten several emails asking how I combine entries from all my different blogs onto my main index page, with each type of entry having its own display settings. There are lots of tutorials already available out there - but here's the way I did it. Setting up your main index page like this will allow the entries from all your blogs to be displayed in chronological order on your main index page. It also allows you to have each blog's entries display in a different way. For instance, on my site, I am showing four blogs content on the main page - Regular blog entries, Reviews, Links and Odds & Ends. The Reviews entries have lots of MTAmazon info included, the Links entries and Odds & Ends entries are extremely short - with just the entry title and extended entry field showing. I didn't want a full big entry displayed when all I was doing was linking to a funny picture on yahoo or adding a new design resource site to my links database.

Requirements:

MT 2.661 or higher
Plugin: MTSQL
Plugin: MTCompare These instructions are assuming you have three blogs you want to aggregate. Replace your MTEntries tags (and everything in between) with: [code]<$MTEntryTrackbackData$>[/code] [code]<$MTEntryTitle$> <$MTEntryBody$>[/code] [code] <$MTEntryTitle$> <$MTEntryBody$>[/code] [code]<$MTEntryTitle$> <$MTEntryBody$>[/code] [code][/code]

Edit the MTSQLEntries tag ...

The 1,8,5 determines which blog entries to aggregate. Replace those numbers with the id numbers of the blogs you want to include. desc limit 0,10 represents how many total entries to show on the main page. So if you want 20 entries to show up - you'd put desc limit 0,20

Setting up each blogs display

Now for each blog you're including -- you'll set up one of these within the MTSQLEntries tags. (I've only put the most basic of MT Info for the blog entry. Put as little or as much as you want to display). If you're including THREE blogs, you'll have three of these within the MTSQLEntries tags. [code] <$MTEntryTitle$><$MTEntryBody$>[/code] The b="__" should correspond to the blog id. So if your reviews blog ID is 8 , b="8".

Automatically Updated Index Page

Now you need to make a few changes in your MT set up so that anytime you post a new entry to any of your blogs -- the main index page is updated. If you don't do these changes ... then the only time your main index page will rebuild to include the other blogs entries is when you post an entry to the MAIN blog. (Make sense?) This is how I get my MT to do it: My main blog's Main Index Template (with the new MTSQLEntries and MTIFEqual tags) is set to OUTPUT to index.php. The template is LINKED TO FILE in Templates/index.txt. Screenshot of Main Blog's Template Setup:
In all the other blogs that I want to include on the main page - I set up a New Index Template. I call it "Combined Entries". It OUTPUTS to ../index.php (so it goes outside it's folder, and rebuilds the same index.php that my main blog rebuilds.). The template is LINKED TO FILE in ../Templates/index.txt (so it goes outside it's folder, and grabs the template from the MAIN BLOG's template). Screenshot of All Other Blogs Template Setup:
Once each blog you want to include has this new index template set up - that is linked and outputs to the same file as the main blog - any time you post an entry to any of these blogs - it automatically rebuilds the index page. (FYI - I also have my rss feeds set up this way. So that when I post a new entry in any of my blogs - my rss feed is rebuilt.)

MT Sideblog Tutorials

// August 3rd, 2003 // 26 Comments » // tagged: >

!! This tutorial has not been updated since movable type version 2. It is most likely obsolete !!

I had been toying with the idea of putting my currently list on my main index page, but I wanted it to be super easy to update and linkable. So I did it with MT. The first version was pretty good -- it listed all my different categories (reading, watching, listening to etc.) and then the date and the newest thing I'd been reading, watching, listening to, etc. It linked to a website for that particular listing. So if I was reading Harry Potter, it linked to the Warner Bros Harry Potter Site. If I was listening to Collective Soul, it linked to their official site. It's basically almost exactly what I've got up right now on my blog ... except then it didn't gather and show the Amazon info.

If that's what you want to do ... use the Sideblog Without Amazon tutorial. My sideblog had only been up a few days when I noticed the winamp playlist over on kadyellebee.com. When you were hovering over one of the album titles, it would show the album cover, title, the latest amazon price and give you a link for buying it. I thought that was wicked cool! I don't use winamp, but I thought it would be cool to use it for everything on my currently list. Books, movies, tv shows, etc. Amazon has a listing for everything basically -- and thus the fun began. It took several days and lots of frustrating posting on the MT Support Forums, and lots of great help from the posters there, but eventually I got the code to work and I'm estatic with the results. This version of my sideblog is currently live on my site -- When you hover over anything on my currently list, it's going to pop up with info from Amazon about that topic. If that's what you want to do ... use the Sideblog With Amazon tutorial. You want to pull your playlist from Winamp and have Amazon info pop up? Well you're in the wrong place for that! While kadyellebee's tutorial on how to set this up was the inspiration for how I set up the Amazon links, I don't use winamp, don't want to, and there's no point writing another tutorial on something that's already been done expertly by Kristine herself!! Check out her tutorial here!

Sideblog Without Amazon

The following MUST be installed in order for this to work
(The plugins and javascript come with installation instructions):

Movable Type, version 2.5 or higher
Javascript: OverLIB

Download this zip file (Template Configurations).

1. Create a new weblog in MT. Call it Sideblog (or whatever you like!)

2. Decide if you want to have an image above each category or not. This will determine which template file you will use! If you want an image, open sideblog1.html. If you don't want an image, open sideblog2.html.

3. When you have the appropriate template open, change the paths for the overlib.js script and, if you're using the images template, for your images. Use the full path (i.e. http://www.yourdomain.com/blah blah). For now, don't change anything else. We want to make sure everything works before you start customizing it specifically for your site!

4. Replace the Main Index Template with the file you just altered (I prefer linking to templates, but do as you like!)!

5. Create your categories (i.e. Reading, Listening To, Watching, Buying)

6. If you aren't using images, skip to step 8. If you ARE using the template with images, create an image for each category, and save it as the same exact name as the category in the directory that you specified in step 4. (For Reading, save the image as reading.jpg; For Listening To, save the image as ListeningTo.jpg, etc.)

7. Rebuild!

8. Now you'll want to blog a few new entries -- to test and make sure everything is working properly.

How to blog a new entry:

Entry Title: You put the title of whatever you're watching or listening to here. (i.e. No Doubt, Friends, The Sound and the Fury, etc!)

Entry Body: What you want to display as alt text when you hover over the text. (i.e. - if I was listening to No Doubt, I would put -- "Gwen Stefani Rocks!!!" in the entry body!)

Entry Excerpt: The URL you want the text to link to. (i.e. for No Doubt, I'd put http://www.nodoubt.com in excerpt section!)

9. See your new sideblog at http://www.yourdomain.com/whatever you called your sideblog/.

10. Now if you want to include this blog onto one of your other pages, just use an include statement wherever it is that you want it to display: [code][/code]

[OR you can use the MTOtherBlog plugin! ]

Sideblog WITH Amazon

The following MUST be installed in order for this to work
(The plugins and javascript come with installation instructions):

Movable Type, version 2.5 or highe
Javascript: OverLIB
MT Plugin: MTAmazon (you'll also need to sign up for an Developers Token/Associates ID; it's free though!)
MT Plugin: MTProcess Tags
MT Plugin: MTTag Invoke (this plugin is still in beta, but its the only way to get the MTAmazon to work in this way! It worked first-try for me and totally solved the problem of placing a MT tag inside another MT tag inside a Javascript! Woohoo!)
PHP enabled server (to include the sideblog on your main page)


Download this zip file (Template Configurations).

1. Create a new weblog in MT. Call it Sideblog (or whatever you like!)

2. Decide if you want to have an image above each category or not. This will determine which template file you will use! If you want an image, open sideblogamazon1.html. If you don't want an image, open sideblogamazon2.html.

3. When you have the appropriate template open, change the paths for the overlib.js script and, if you're using the images template, for your images. Use the full path (i.e. http://www.yourdomain.com/blah blah). For now, don't change anything else. We want to make sure everything works before you start customizing it specifically for your site!!

4. Now take the associate id you got from Amazon, and in the template replace associateid="silverberry20" with YOUR id. (Or if you don't want to bother getting a id, you can leave mine there!).

5. Replace the Main Index Template with the file you just altered (I prefer linking to templates, but do as you like!)!

6. Create your categories (i.e. Reading, Listening To, Watching, Buying)

7. If you aren't using images, skip to step 8. If you ARE using the template with images, create an image for each category, and save it as the same exact name as the category in the directory that you specified in step 4. (For Reading, save the image as reading.jpg; For Listening To, save the image as ListeningTo.jpg, etc.)

8. Rebuild!

9. Now you'll want to blog a few new entries -- to test and make sure everything is working properly.

How to blog a new entry:

Entry Title: You put the title of whatever you're watching or listening to here. (i.e. No Doubt, Friends, The Sound and the Fury, etc!)

Entry Body: The ASIN of the album, book, etc. If I'm linking a non ITEM, I'll usually link to something relating to it. If I'm watching the Letterman show, I'll put the ASIN of a book that he has written on his Top Ten Lists. There's always something you can link to! Just put the number here! Be sure there are absolutely NO spaces here - if you copy and paste from Amazon, it puts a space after the ASIN -- backspace to get rid of that. If there are spaces before or after the ASIN, it will NOT pull the amazon info!!

Entry Excerpt: The URL you want the physical text to link to. (i.e. for No Doubt, I'd put http://www.nodoubt.com). They'll be able to click on the link from the popup Amazon window, but if its Letterman, or someone you're plugging, or a TV show, you might want to link to an official site or something.

10. See your new sideblog at http://www.yourdomain.com/whatever you called your sideblog/.

11. Now if you want to include this blog onto one of your other pages, just use an include statement wherever it is that you want it to display: [code] [/code]

[OR you can use the MTOtherBlog plugin! ]

MT Macro Fun

// August 2nd, 2003 // 12 Comments » // tagged:

!! This tutorial has not been updated since movable type version 2. !!

Learn how to use MT Macro to autolink frequently used text, quick-link amazon items and more! Requirements:

Movable Type, version 2.5 or higher (duh ... lol)
Plugin: MTMacro

1. If you've already installed smilies using MTMacro (click here for the the tutorial on that!), then skip to step two. If not, then start here! Open up MT, go to the templates page and at the bottom of the page, click to create a new TEMPLATE MODULE. Call it autolinks (or really whatever you like!).

2. Open up the your new template module that you just created (or for those of you with smilies already implemented, open up that one) either in MT or in your outside editor if you link templates (which is a smart thing to do!).

3. If you're adding this to the smilies module, just go to the bottom and get ready to add more macros. If you're starting fresh, you'll just add these lines of code for each bit of text that you want MT to recognize and auto-link for you!

[code]BlahBlah [/code]

And we'll go through that piece by piece.

[code]

[code]pattern="m/\bReplace this with the text you want to autolink\b(?!<)/">[/code]

[code][/code]

[code]Replace this with the actual text you want to autolink, like Ebay[/code]

What kinds of things might you want autolinked? I have Ebay, Movable Type (and MT), and most of my dailies I have in there as well. You'll note that even in this post, anytime I use one of the words I've included in my macro, its linking it. See Addie Ebay Jeff Rob MT Tivo Rae Hillary !!

If you had smilies installed via this macro, then you're ready to go. All you have to do is rebuild to get your newly added macros implemented!

If this is your first macro, then you'll need to follow these steps to get everything working:

You'll need to modify each template (main, archive, comments, etc) that you want to have the smilies work on -- which will basically be all of them, unless you don't mind your smilies not showing up on archive pages, etc. Open up each template either in MT, or in your outside editor, and place this line directly below your body tag:
[code][/code]

Now you'll need to edit each of these tags:

(In your main and archive templates)

[code]Change <$MTEntryBody> to <$MTEntryBody apply_macros="1"$>[/code]
[code]Change <$MTEntryIfExtended> to [/code]

Amazon Quick Linking

Do you have MTAmazon installed? If so, you can quickly link to amazon items using MTMacro.

Click here to view that tutorial!

Amazon Quicklinking

// August 2nd, 2003 // 4 Comments » // tagged: >

!! This tutorial has not been updated since movable type version 2. It is most likely obsolete !

 

This tutorial is best used after completing the MT Macro Tutorial, which can be found here.

A quick reminder of the requirements for this to work:

Movable Type, version 2.5 or higher (duh ... lol)
Plugin: MTMacro
Plugin: MTAmazon
Plugin: MTIFEmpty

Just add this line to your template module --

[code] [/code]

Then, if you want to link to an amazon item, you just use this syntax around the text --
[code]amazon item here tags![/code]

(FYI ... I've made the ctag amazonsimple instead of just amazon so that if you want to use the following more complex amazon macro, you can use the ctag amazon for it instead. Clear as mud. I know!)


Do you want to get REALLY fancy? Want your links to look like this when you hover over them: This web design book was a great read.

Well you're over halfway there already. All you need to do add is this overlib javascript. When you've got it uploaded --

Add this code right beneath your body tags:
[code]

[/code]

Add this in your right above the /head tag:
[code][/code]

Then add this macro to the bottom of your existing macro template module (that way you don't have to redo your index templates -- it's already applying your initial macro module, so you're just adding an additional macro!)

[code]

\'>Buy It Now!', STICKY, TIMEOUT, 4000, CAPTION, ' - -');" onmouseout="return nd();">

\'>Buy It Now!', STICKY, TIMEOUT, 4000, CAPTION, ' - -');" onmouseout="return nd();"> [/code]

If you have an amazon developers token & associate id, replace this:
[code] devtoken="D1OD28DRHLN04R" associateid="silverberry20"[/code]
with your own information! If you don't have this info -- you can get it here -- or you can leave my info there!

Now if you want to link to an amazon item and have all the cool info, pictures, sales price, release date and pretty much anything MT Amazon has to offer, you just write your entry something like this:

Using an ASIN
[code]I am really loving the new Garbage CD I got the other Day![/code]
or you can do it with a KEYWORD
[code]I am really loving the No Doubt CD I got the other Day! [/code]
If you've got it set up correctly -- it should look something like this:

I am really loving the new Garbage CD I got the other Day!

I am really loving the No Doubt CD I got the other Day!

Smilies in MT Blog and Comments

// July 26th, 2003 // 19 Comments » // tagged:

!! This tutorial has not been updated since movable type version 2. It is most likely obsolete !!

 

So you want smilies in your MT blog and comments?

Requirements:
-- Movable Type, version 2.5 or higher
-- MT Plugin, MTMacro

1. First, you'll need to get the smilie graphics that you want. Save them all in a folder on your website.

(Here are a couple of good Smilie Websites: Crack Smilies, Smiling Faces, Mood Smiles )

2 . Download Brad Choates MTMacro and install it. (Here's a tutorial on how to use MT Macro to autolink frequently used text in entries! It's VERY handy!)

3 . Open up MT, go to Templates, and at the bottom of the page, Create a new Template Module and call it smilies. Open it up to modify it.


4 . Then comes the fun part. For each smile you want available on your blog and comments, you'll need to code this (So if you want to have 20 smilies available, you'll need to have this code in the smilies template module 20 times):
[code] [/code]

We'll go through this piece by piece.

name="______" (Put what you want to call the smilie. I always call it the same name as the graphic. So if my graphic is wink.gif, I put wink here.)

string="______" (Put what you want to use to call it in your blog. Then, whenever you type that specific phrase, it will replace it with the corresponding smilie. I used : : around all of my smilies, just in case I actually used some of the words that my smilies were called -- with the : : surrounding it, you know the smile is only going to show up where you want it to)

img src="_____" (I put the full URL of my smilies in. It's safer that way!)



5. This is all that goes in the template module. So save it and go back to the templates main page.

6. Now you'll need to modify each template (main, archive, comments) that you want to have the smilies work on -- which will basically be all of them, unless you don't mind your smilies not showing up on archive pages, etc. Open up each template either in MT, or in your outside editor, and place this line directly below your body tag:
[code][/code]

7. Now you'll need to edit each of these tags:

(In your main and archive templates)

Change <$MTEntryBody> to
<$MTEntryBody apply_macros="1"$>

Change <$MTEntryIfExtended> to

(And in your Comment Listing Templates)

Change <$MTCommentBody> to
<$MTCommentBody apply_macros="1"$>

(And in your Comment Preview Template)

Change <$MTCommentPreviewBody> to
<$MTCommentPreviewBody apply_macros="1"$>


8. Now you can finally rebuild.

9 . Blog a new entry and test out a smilie, to be sure it's all working properly. Then Comment on that entry and test out the smilies there.


Now you need to set up clickable smilies in your comments (so that visitors can see the graphics, click them and smilie will be added to their comment.) Just follow these quick instructions:

Add this javascript in the head of your comment and preview comment templates:
[code] [/code]


Next ... right above the message area in the comments, add in this code. For each smilie that you want available in your comments to be clicked, code this line:

[code]:smilename:[/code]

Here's a sample of how I've got the form in my comments listing template set up:
[code]

<$MTCommentScript$>" method=post>" name=entry_id>
   
Name
E-mail
Website
:wink:
Comments