Using analytics to track clicks??

Hi have a read through the following URL’s below.

1) First URL
2) Second URL

Let us know if you need more help.

Kind regards

Thank you that’s great!

However, I’m curious how I could alter the code to allow for multiple “add to cart” buttons on one page. How could I format it so it is able to tell the difference?

Additionally, the link you provided explains how to do this for WP eStore plug in . I use Simple WordPress Shopping Cart

Hi, the links above will allow you to keep track of your website clicks include your shopping cart page. Try to follow the instructions.

Let us know if it helps you.

Kind regards

But, if this does work for thd Simple WordPress PayPal Shopping Cart plug in,won’t if just count all clicks of any of my add to cart buttons? I would like to track each add to car button seperately.

Please see my site for more info https://www.thebrainstimulator.net/purchase/

Hi if you read through the Second URL above you will notice that the code searches for ‘Category’.

//_gaq.push([‘_trackEvent’, ‘Category’, ‘action’, ‘some optional label’]);

If your product falls into a category then it will track that category.

I have not tested this myself but this is what the developers have told all their customers who ask this question.

Let me know if this helps you.

Kind regards

I really appreciate the responses, but I think your missing my main point.

The code you posted is specifically for the eStore plug in. I’m using the WordPress Simple Paypal Shopping Cart, something completely different. In the code you posted it references eStore specifically.

I tried it on my site and was able to confirm it does not work.

Any other suggestions specific to the WordPress Simple Paypal Shopping Cart plug in?

Hi sorry you are correct, I forgot to let you know that you have to adapt the code to work with WordPress Simple PayPal Shopping Cart Plugin.

My mistake.

Any suggestions on how to do that?

Hi you could try the following…..Simple PayPal uses wp_cart_button

And eStore uses wp_eStore_cart.

In the code above in the Second URL above it uses the following for the cart button.

$(“.eStore_buy_now_button”),

I am not 100% sure but you could try the following

$(“.wp_cart_button”)<=== this would track the when they click on the button.

I am just using my logic. I have not tested this before. So please test it thoroughly first.

Kind regards

So, I tried several variations of this with no luck.

There has to have been someone, maybe who has paid for this plug in, that has gotten this to work.

Hi you can always send a request for this feature to be added or find out if someone can alter the code mentioned above to work with this plugin.

Or perhaps purchase the eStore plugin which comes with many more features.

Kind regards