Comments on: Miscellaneous “candy jar” post #1

By: rocky

rocky — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 13:24:32 +0000

Very good point. We’ve put it on the list! It’s important to know the four types of form submittals that are covered. The TagBuilder itself has succinct, programmer-oriented help screens (they now call them information screens apparently) but I think we could use something that’s for the people who talk to the programmers, i.e. what kinds of form submittal actions don’t get tracked by the tag and what to expect to see in resulting reports. Thanks for the idea, Matt.

By: BostonMatt

BostonMatt — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 16:53:52 +0000

Was there a post created for:
Does WebTrends SDC track form button events (submittals of forms)? — Yes, the Tag Builder’s advanced tag has code to detect this if your form button uses one of four common submittal actions. This is probably worth a whole post unless WebTrends already has the documentation for it. We haven’t checked.

By: rocky

rocky — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 21:21:03 +0000

That’s right. They corrected themselves later in the presentation, though, after the main part of the talk. It sounded like they had a slightly different interpretation of “work with” involving some predefined reports in8 .5.

By: Peter Daly

Peter Daly — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 13:40:13 +0000

FWIW – One of the summer “Lunch and Learn” series gave the wrong answer to #19…which versions of WT work with the tagbuilder…based on my testing and experience, the answer you gave is correct.

By: rocky

rocky — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 13:11:53 +0000

1 – Huge omission on my part! Thanks, I will change the text of the post.

9 – I thought so too but found my information quite explicit in the documentation on licensing. Maybe this deserves a test.

18 – The info under the question marks is actually pretty good, but yes, it’s still only viewable under the question marks. I hope that’s because they haven’t yet incorporated it into the pdf-type documentation.