Tracking Visitors in a Rich Media World, Part V: Flash
Flash tracking as with AJAX is done through calls to dcsMultiTrack. However because a Flash applet file (.swf) is embedded into a page as a self contained object...
Tracking Visitors in a Rich Media World, Part IV: Silverlight
Silverlight and JavaScript play nice together, so making manual requests for each interaction you want to track via DCSMultiTrack should not be a problem, though...
Tracking Visitors in a Rich Media World, Part III: AJAX
Accessing the logging script and making calls to DCSMultiTrack from AJAX should be very simple since you are likely using JavaScript already to handle user interactions,...
Tracking Visitors in a Rich Media World, Part II: RSS
It is sometimes the case that from some technologies we are unable to make a call to JavaScript or in some environments even execute JavaScript. One example of this...
Tracking Visitors in a Rich Media World, Part I: Tracking
With broadband now common place in the home, Web Developers are using more and more Rich Media content in their websites. The sinus and flowing interfaces of applications...
Advertising: It's Not Always Fun and Games
The computer gaming industry has come a long way over the years and continues to make leaps and bounds towards becoming more accessible for of the masses. While...
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