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Provide a way to easily track onclick events by using the CSS class and HTML5 data- attributes.

A click could automatically be tracked just by adding a class to a link or button:

<a href="..." class="ga-event">This will be tracked</a>

In the case above, it would default to tracking "Link", "Click", "This will be tracked".

<a href="..." class=ga-event" data-event-category="Category" data-event-action="Click" data-event-label="My Link">This will be tracked</a>

The above would track "Category", "Click", "My Link".

Google is phasing out the current ga.js in favour of analytics.js (Universal Analytics). Tracking code is changing - tagging reference is here: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/upgrade/reference/gajs-analyticsjs

The library will need to support both ga.js and analytics.js (which one is rendered can be specified using a static configuration property) - I should think ga.js will be the default for now until it is fully phased out.

When no label is provided for an event, it should be outputted as:

ga('send','event','Unsubscribe','Submit');

Or for asynchronous:

_gaq.push(['_trackEvent','Unsubscribe','Submit']);

Currently strings passed to variables are not JavaScript encoded, meaning Javascript errors happen when for example the name of an item in a transaction contains single quotes.

Ensure all strings are JavaScript encoded in the output.

When an event without a value is registered for Universal Analytics, the code being outputted is:

ga('send','event','Unsubscribe','Submit','',);

It should not have the comma before the bracket.

This causes a "Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token )" JavaScript error.

Hi David,

Nice little tool. Though, you should use PostReleaseRequestState event instead of PreSendRequestHeaders to avoid possible heap corruption when using output caching. See https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/asiatech/2010/10/18/heap-corruption-in-httpcachemodule-while-you-try-to-remove-http-headers-in-your-custom-http-module/

Currently when tracking transactions in Google Analytics, just the amount is passed and the currency inferred by the Google Analytics account.

Change so that a single site can charge in multiple currencies by adding a SetCurrencyCode method which can be called when transactions are tracked.

https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/gajs/gaTrackingEcommerce#localcurrencies