In my last post, I went through the basics of setting up Google Analytics event tracking. In doing so, I showed how to create click events using the onclick event for things like links and images. However, littering your code with onclick events can be a bit messy, and if you’re anything like me, you prefer your code to be a little cleaner.
My name is Colin Temple. I’m a freelance web marketer and developer based in Ottawa, Canada. Through my company, XAdvance, I provide businesses around the world with the tools they need to expand their reach online, and the guidance they need to succeed.
I'm also a student of philosophy at the University of Ottawa. I write about that stuff over at Wonderment.ca.
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