Archive for April, 2009

New PC for home

Frist time sinds I sold my old private PC to my friends in the student campus in 1999 I’ve bought one! The last 10 years I got only PCs from work. 10 years ago I was able to find the best configuration, based on 486MMX processor for me, but now I was not sure. So, I’ve [...]

Finally Google tracks conversion

We got it. I’m not 100% sure how, looks like order of functions is important for Google. Strange, it should not matter at all. Anyway, in order to receive the transaction data correctly, google scripts must be invoced in the following order: pageTracker._setDomainName(“.company.com”);          pageTracker._trackPageview(); (all _addTrans and _addItem calls) pageTracker._trackTrans();  Transaction must be tracked after the page. [...]

Fight with google continues

Still we can not manager to install right codes to track Google transactions. I’ve already described a number of steps we’ve made here Sins then we’ve tried to change from one tag <script> into two and some other minor (seemingly useless) changes. At some point we’ve seed a flash of light at the end of [...]

Audiobooks

Following advice from Jeremy Schoemaker about what to write in a blog, I’ve decided to make it a bit less serious. I gues I was trying to write a book, not a blog. Ok, personal stuff. Tree years ago I discovered audio books. I didn’t get the idea first, how could anyone sit on their [...]

Antispam vs email

One of the best thing I love about email – it’s predictability of delivery. You always (well, almost almost always) know if your email was delivered or not. Either your email shows up in the mailbox of the recipient or warning shows up in your mailbox. Nothing disappears in the middle. It could well be one [...]

3rd day fighting with Google Analytics

Already 3rd day we can not manage to force Google Analytics to count our e-commerce transactions. The goal was to count number of products, sold in our e-shop and number of downloads there. Google just shows 0. Specialist from Google Adwords Company thinking that the reason is a wrong domain name. First it appears we [...]