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I have all of the sub-pages of my website loaded with ajax, but I would like Mint to track when they’re visited. Every sub-page has a different anchor tag in the URL and I want Mint to track these as separate pages. Is this possible?
I also have all the downloadable files in a directory which isn’t accessible from the web, they’re accessed through a little PHP script I wrote. Is it possible to track those downloads with the downloads pepper?
Sure, but you’ll have to write your own module for the Downloads Pepper.
How would I go about doing that exactly? Is there any documentation?
No, just take a look at the phpbb and http module.
Has there been a solution developed to track forced downloads using the Downloads pepper?
(This thread should probably be moved to the Peppers forum.)
Whats your idea of “forced downloads”?
We utilize a PHP script that forces the browser to download (save) the file rather than load it — specifically for MP3s. A typical download link looks like: http://domain.com/force-download.php?file=FILE_NAME.mp3
There are multiple ways to do this. I’d call the track_request() function within your download script. Take a look at the /modules/ folder under /tillkruess/downloads/.
You can try to switch to the Downloads Pepper without your force-script, because the Pepper also sets the Content-Disposition to “attachment” which usually prevents in-browser-loading.
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