Script implementation FAQ

1. Where can I find my opentracker.net Javascript code?
2. Where should I put the opentracker.net Javascript code?
3. My site consists of frames, where should I put the Javascript code?
4. Is the opentracker.net javascript valid for official W3C html compliancy
5. I'm using Macromedia Dreamweaver, what is the best way to implement the Javascript code?
6. I'm using Adobe Golive, what is the best way to implement the Javascript code?
7. I'm using Microsoft Frontpage, what is the best way to implement the Javascript code?

Where can I find my Opentracker.net Javascript code? [top]

After creating an account you will automatically receive an email with your login information and unique Javascript code. Your account page also provides you with a link to manage your site(s) and resend the Javascript code (if lost or forgotten).

Where should I put the Opentracker.net Javascript code? [top]

You can paste the code anywhere on your pages. We recommend pasting the Javascript code into the HTML page above the end </body> - tag of each page you want to track. Save the page with the Javascript code. Upload the HTML pages that contain the Javascript code with an FTP program as with any webpage.

My site consists of frames, where should I put the Javascript code? [top]

Opentracker.net tracks every (and we mean EVERY) page in which you put the Javascript code. You may only wish to track important pages such as those which contain your site's content. You can also track your navigation, frames, mail-forms, e-shops, etc., simply paste the Javascript code into every page you wish to appear in your statistics. (Download more information).

Is the opentracker.net javascript valid for official W3C html compliancy [top]

We have a extended version of our script that passes the validator. It is the same script but some extra parameters specified. You can find the extended version of the script here.

I'm using Macromedia Dreamweaver, what is the best way to implement the code? [top]

- Make sure you have created a 'Site' for your web site
- Do a 'Find and replace' command (CTRL-F)
- In the window that opens, select: Find in 'entire local site', and Search for 'sourceCode'
- In the first textfield type: "</body>"
- In the second window type: "Your personal Javascript code</body>"
- Click "Replace All"
- Dreamweaver now searches through all the HTML pages in your "site" and replaces the "endbody tag" with the Javascript code AND the "endbody tag".

I'm using Adobe Golive, what is the best way to implement the script? [top]

- Make sure you have created a 'Site' for your website- In the first textfield type: "</body>"
- In the second window type: "Your personal Javascript code</body>"
- Click "Replace All"
- Golive now searches through all the HTML pages in your "site" and replaces the "endbody tag" with the javascript code AND the "endbody tag" Upload the HTML pages that contains the Javascript code with an FTP program like you would normally do with any webpage.

I'm using Microsoft Frontpage, what is the best way to implement the script? [top]

Open your page and select “HTML” view
Scroll down to the bottom of the page, and locate the </body> tag. (end body tag)
Paste the copied HTML code just before the </body> (end body tag)
Save and upload the file.