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ive never done it, so this is purely hypothetical... but assuming you know js: you can drill down into the google adsense iframes and modify each onclick event
by auston 18y ago
ive never done it, so this is purely hypothetical... but assuming you know js:
you can drill down into the google adsense iframes and modify each onclick event to have googles onclick event plus yours.
which would also require that you somehow inject your tracking function in there as well. which hypothetically add an img tag that has a url you control.
then at that url you control you could set up some file that uses GET to grab the url params you pass to it and saves them in a database...
you can do that if you're interesting baking your own solution which is probably against the TOS.
or you could just google it..and find these:
http://www.seobook.com/archives/001370.shtml http://www.seobook.com/archives/001370.shtml
http://www.shawnhogan.com/2005/11/track-adsense-clicks-with-google-analytics.html http://www.shawnhogan.com/2005/11/track-adsense-clicks-with-...
- rksprst 18y agoI've looked at all those things, but I'm looking for something that's cross-browser and that works with the newest version of adsense and google analytics. I haven't found something that does, which is why I asked here.