Trackr 0.1 – jQuery based user interaction tracking (PHP/MySQL)
Trackr is a very simple, lightweight (well, if you’re already using jQuery) user interaction tracker. It’s not particularly robust and is only in a fairly simple form right now.
The back end is written in PHP using MySQL for storage, but could easily be implemented in other languages.
To log data, you simply add a call to Trackr.init() to the page load event, passing the desired options as the only parameter to the function.
There are a variety of options that can be specified and for more information please see the test page.
You can get it here (includes jQuery 1.3.2).
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I liked the demo
Sure will try it out on and explore possibilities to use this thing somehow for logging user movement on page.
Hi there!
I’m glad you like it! I’ll hopefully do some more work on this at some point, add some polish… I’d be interested in your experiences with it, if you extend it at all also I’d love to know how it works out… maybe a little too big brother I guess… hehe Thanks!