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6/10/2008 8:31 PM
 

I use Google Analytics on many sites. Some I use a module and some I have just copied the script into the skin file. But it works either way.

So now I am trying out a tool called Keyword Radar that gives a lot of additional info and real time stats that are important on high budget PayPerClick test campaigns.

It is basically very similar code as the GA code. But when I put it either above or below the GA code (below my final closing table tag) it gives me one of these Operation Aborted types of error boxes in IE. But not in FF.

I have heard this is an IE error, but I don't understand why GA code works but this other few lines of script will not run without triggering this error. The Keyword Radar guy says ...

I had this error once before in early testing. What cause my error at the time was that there was some HTML code on the page that was not in the correct form.More specifically, there was a form tag that was being closed within a table, when it should have been closed outside the table. This is improper nesting.

We cannot control all the starting and final code in DNN, so what are my options?

Thanks for any ideas. I really need to use this tool.


Forerunner Communications, LLC
DotNetNuke Integration Specialists

 
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