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Innovation award
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This class can track user clicks on pages and show a click graph.
It can keep track of the page and position of the clicks that users do on Web pages using JavaScript code provide as a separate file. It listens to clicks and sends the information to the server with AJAX requests using jQuery.
The click information is stored in a MySQL database table. The class can perform queries to retrieve click statistics by user session, page URL or date.
The class can also create an image that shows a map of the clicks done by the users on a given page.
Accessing the example script directly without parameters will show links to present the different statistics or the map of clicks.
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Click-tale |
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click-tale |
| Description: |
Track user clicks on pages and show a click graph |
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0.1 |
| PHP version: |
5.0 |
| License: |
Public Domain |
| All time users: |
648 users |
| All time rank: |
4239 |
| Week users: |
2 users |
| Week rank: |
1296  |
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 June 2012
Number 4
Prize: One book of choice by Packt |
The usability of Web pages can be evaluated by using expensive eye tracking solutions that track the parts of the page where the users are looking and clicking.
Eye tracking studies can produce useful heat map charts that identify the areas of the page that the user is paying more attention, so you can see if you need to make adjustments to improve Web page areas that need more attention.
This package provides a simpler but yet more viable solution that uses JavaScript to keep track of the areas that the user clicks on a Web page.
It can produce useful heat map charts that identify the most clicked page areas.
Manuel Lemos |
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