WordPress Track Everything

Track Everything makes using Google Analytics on a WordPress site easy. Attach tracking to forms, links, or any CSS selector. Available on the WordPress Plugin Repository

Name	Description
Contributors	ethoseo, nquinlan
Tags	analytics, google analytics, tracking, event tracking, link tracking, email tracking, form submissions
Requires at least	3.0.1
Tested up to	3.4.2
Stable tag	2.0.0
License	MIT
License URI	http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

Description

Track Everything makes event tracking simple. By default the plugin tracks form submissions, external links and emails. However, you can customize it to track nearly any common event using CSS selectors.

The plugin allows users to label events or completely customize events' Category, Action , and Label as allowed by Analytics.

By using Google Analytics Event Tracking you can get a more detailed view of what users do on your site and track beyond what Google Analytics offers by default.

WordPress Track Everything acts as a simple interface for jQuery Track Everything, allowing anyone to easily track events on their WordPress website.

Installation

1. Upload track-everything/ to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Configure Track Everything using the new 'Track Everything' menu in WordPress

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I start tracking something?

By default form submissions, clicks on external links and clicks on email links are tracked. However, you can track other things by using the 'Specific Tracking' page found in the 'Track Everything' menu.

To track something enter its CSS (or jQuery) selector; Category, Action , and Label; and the select the event you want to track.

What is a CSS selector and how do I find it?

A CSS selector is a way of referencing a specific object on a page. To find it we recommend you use Selector Gadget.

What are Category, Action , and Label?

Category, Action , and Label are all ways to define events in Google Analytics.

Screenshots

###1. The Track Everything Settings Screen

###2. The "Specific" tracking interface

###3. The "Naming" interface

Changelog

2.0.0

• General stability improvements
• Changed Track Everything's script to a more sustainable jQuery module

1.1.1

• Introduced the ability to track Google Rank
• Added the ability to use Analytics.js rather than ga.js
• Misc Bug Fixes

1.1.0

• Focus on UX improvements
• Major Re-Work of Plugin Structure
• Misc Bug Fixes

1.0.2

• Fixes to Specific Events
• Fixes to code in Footer

1.0.1

• Major Analytics Bug Fixes

1.0

• The initial release.

Upgrade Notice

2.0.0

This version brings general stability improvements, and fixes a bug around tracking multiple special events.

1.1.1

Track Everything can now track Google Rank! It also allows for using Analytics.js if you're a really early adopter.

1.1.0

Version 1.1.0 provides users with a better experience. Better explanations galore, better code, and bug fixes are all included.

1.0.2

This version allows for more accurate tracking of Specific Events and contains various bug fixes and improvements.

1.0.1

This version fixes bugs in the way Track Everything labels items.

1.0

Initial release.