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Carl Schmidt
posted this on November 18, 2010, 11:08 AM
Unbounce lets you track external conversions by embedding our tracking script on your target conversion page. This is great when you're using an Unbounce landing page to drive online purchases, or anytime your real conversion action doesn't happen on the Unbounce landing page itself.
This is especially important when you're conducting a test as you need to know which page drives better overall results. As Anne Holland and many others have pointed out "you have to measure tests beyond the click".
An external conversion is an action that takes place on a page other than your Unbounce landing page.
Follow the instructions below to embed a script on your conversion page. It's best to place it just before the closing </body> tag.
If your Unbounce page has conversion goals set then you might get conversions counted due before they reach your external page. Most likely this means that you should turn off all Conversion Goals on your Unbounce page so that only visits to your external page are counted as conversions.
When a visitor visits your Unbounce landing page, and subsequently visits your conversion page, the script will look for the Unbounce visitor cookie, and if it finds one, will make a tracking request back to the Unbounce servers. We then select the page that visitor has seen most recently, and if we have not previously recorded a conversion for that visitor, we'll bump your conversion count by one.
You must ensure that your Unbounce pages and your conversion page are on the same domain so that the tracking cookies can be read. For example, you could have your Unbounce pages at "promo.mycompany.com", and your conversion page on "www.mycompany.com", but you couldn't have your conversion page on "www.mypartner.com".
No, just adding the script to your conversion page is enough.
Should I keep the conversion goals I've already configured?
That depends. Most likely you would remove any URL-click conversion goals so that a conversion is only recorded when your visitors hit your conversion page.
No, we'll only count visitors to your confirmation page that have our tracking cookie.
No, the script itself is hosted on Amazon's CloudFront CDN for high-speed serving, and by adding the script just before the closing </body> element of your page, it won't affect the rest of your document loading.
Yes, the tracking cookie expires after 72 hours. This means that in order for the conversion to be counted, your visitor must trigger the conversion within 72 hours of visiting the originating page.
The external tracking script currently identifies the conversion page based on the last page visited by your visitor. This may or may not work for you.
If you're currently using Unbounce to drive just one type of conversion (such as a newsletter signup, or purchase), then this will work fine.
However, if you're using Unbounce to drive multiple types of conversion, and your visitors are likely to see both types of Unbounce pages, you might end up with conversions attributed to the incorrect page.
Thanks guys! I had asked for this, so it's great to see it here now!
Should it work when the conversion page is embedded in the unbounce Landing Page?
- I'm using Jotform to embed a form in the unbounce Landing Page (custom html block: <script src="http://www.jotform.com/formID"></script>).
- I added the conversion code to the THANK YOU page that is shown in the same block after the form is submitted, but conversions are not being registered.
Should this work in the first place? (different domains)
Do you suggest a workaround?
Hi Mario! Sorry, but for now the confirmation page has to be on the same domain (we note that in the article above). There's no workaround right now, but we'll definitely consider how we can address this need in the future!
Any chance you're working on on cross-domain tracking. Many of us are using hosted shopping carts that don't allow domain mapping.
Hey Luke! We're not working on it quite yet, sorry, but it *is* on the list!
yay! You need to update the community site with this - great stuff, thanks!
Re: "same domain"
What if my unbounce landing page is on http://subdomainY.domain.com and the conversion page is on http://subdomainX.domain.com? Will the conversion still register ok?
Hi Nemo! Yes, that will work just fine...
Great feature Carl.
I am most likely to use your page for the number of campaign and different type of conversions, so how you guys going with ' Shortly after our initial launch, we'll be adding the ability perform tracking for multiple conversion types'?
Looking forward to more cool stuff. Thanks
Hi Dean, thanks for the feedback. We have a few other things in the queue first, so still probably a few months out, sorry. Will do our best to get to it as soon as we can!
Hey guys. I have a question about a situation we are currently experiencing.
We have two landing pages (not variations, completely separate pages) that have the same external goal. If someone from 'landing page 1' converts and is tracked using the external tracking code above, since it is the same conversion point as 'landing page 2', will a conversion be attributed to only 'landing page 1' or will it be attributed to both 'landing page 1' and 'landing page 2'?
Hey there, the conversion is recorded when our external tracking code is triggered by a visit to your conversion page. At that time, we lookup the Unbounce page most recently viewed by that visitor (just for your own domain, of course), and credit the conversion to just that page. Hope that answers your question!
Awesome external tracking feature, but it appears that the conversions are being attributed to the success page & not the landing page in the Unbounce dashboard.
The success page is also an Unbounce page & includes a form on it. Could this be what's causing the issue? Or do we just have it setup incorrectly???
Hey Michael, we had a bug where an older version of our external tracking script was being served up for many visitors, causing the conversions to be attributed to the wrong page when using another Unbounce page as the success page. We just fixed this, so conversions should start getting attributed to the correct page again. So sorry for the hassle!
Right on - thanks Carl! Sheldi helped us troubleshoot some of it last week & everything looks like it's working.
Thanks for the help & keep up the great work!
My success page is on the same domain as my mapped unbounce page, but my success page with the script is also mapped. Will it still work? Seems not to be working as far as I can tell.
Hi Ben, sorry we missed this. If this is still an issue for you, can you send in the details of your setup to firstname.lastname@example.com? We'd want to know your Unbounce page URL, and your success page URL.
Hi Ben,
I want to track my email signup conversion using google analytics. Could you suggest me how we can do it, if at all.
Hmm. We're working with a system from LeadDoubler.com enabling us to create an online calculator. This runs on their domain making your tracking system not work.
Please consider using another system than cookies for tracking. (What about pixel inclusions from your server).
If I use this conversion script on my thankyou page which track conversions on my site, does it mean I do not need any goal set on the Unbounce page (that is the script does that)? What if I keep a conversion goal linked to a button on the landing page then? Will it add up both conversions in the stats? I am a bit confused I must say.
Hi Yann, excellent question! Unbounce tracks conversions on a per-visitor basis, and each visitor can only be converted once. So, if you are using the external conversion script, you don't need to (and probably don't want to) select a button link as a conversion goal. If you did that, then the conversion would be counted as soon as the button was clicked, and later, when the *real* conversion happens and triggers the external conversion script, nothing would happen at all. Does that answer your question? Sorry for any confusion...
Hi Carl, yes clear now. Thanks for that.
Alright sorry, I thought I had this but that last question/answer kinda threw me off.
I have Landing Page A, which I want to track click-through on the "register now" button. And I have Landing Page B, which I want to track conversion on submitting a (iFrame embedded) JotForm.
Do I put the script on Landing page A or B?
Both are on same domain.
Hey Matt - I see where you're going now.
The answer is neither--the conversion script would actually be placed on a separate thank-you page.
With Landing page A, you can set the click-through as a conversion goal in Unbounce so there is no need to use the external conversion tracking script.
With landing page B, you would set the JotForm submit button to send your visitors to a custom thank-you page. You would then place the external conversion tracking script on that thank-you page to trigger a conversion on landing page B.
If you have any other questions, just send me a message to firstname.lastname@example.com and I can have a look at your pages for you.
Can anyone please tell me how to insert a google adwords conversion code in the thank you page?
How do I track multiple external goals? Im assuming changing 'trackGoal' within _ubaq.push(['trackGoal', 'convert']); should do the trick.
Hi Anubhav! You're just a little bit ahead of us. That's pretty much how we envision it working when we implement multiple external conversion types, however, that's not a feature we've implemented yet. That said, it's high on our priority list, and we'll update this thread when there's some progress to report!
^ looking fwd to it.. keeps us posted it's a must have feature for sure :)
Hi, any suggestion for conversion tracking to Eventbrite? They strip JS in the confirmation page, so this won't work.
As an alternative, I tried Google Analytics multiple domain option, but to make that work, I need to be able to set the onClick attribute of the cross-site links. http://www.google.com/support/analyticshelp/bin/static.py?page=guid... Is there a way to do this in Unbounce?
Or is there another alternative altogether?
Hey Guys,
Checking in again on the multiple external goal tracking. Any way we can expedite this ticket? Or if you guys can provide me a slightly 'hackier' way of doing this that'll do as well. email@example.com.
Hey Salim, I finally had time to test out a hack that might work for you. As long as you're using just one Unbounce page for your Eventbrite campaigns, you could embed an image that triggers a conversion on that specific page.
Basically, all you have to do is:
Hi Carl,
2 questions for you please:
1. Is it an issue than my external tracking page has a redirect? To give you a bit of background, we are tracking the people registering to our site. This is done by them filling in a form, and getting back an activation link on a mail. When they click, they go to the 'activation successful' page that is then redirected to their 'my account' page. I am asking if this is an issue because I heard somewhere than Google Analytics can miss converstion because of this.
2. We have other scripts on the 'activation successful' page: Zopim, Google Analytics. Is there a risk they "interact" and make the stats non reliable?
Thanks a lot,
Obviously something is wrong with our external tracking... 0 conversion on https://app.unbounce.com/pages/daf78730-14f1-11e1-8830-12313e003591 can't be right.
Can you guys help? Maybe the answer is in the questions I asked the other day. As an extra info, note that conversions are counted fine with Google Analytics whose code sits on the same page as the Unbounce one.
Thanks in advance,
Hi Yan, sorry for the slow response, I notice you're now getting conversions to that page, did you get it sorted out?
Hi Carl,
Not sorted out no.
What I did is to add standard conversions so I can compare champion / challengers while I wait for the external tracking issue to be solved.
If you need me to remove those standard conversions to figure out what's going on, let me know.
Thanks Carl, I'm going to give this a try on an event that has one UB page and on EB page. I think it should work.
Hey Yann, can you open a case with support on this one? Just send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Comments in our support articles don't work the best for tracking down issues like this, sorry!
How can I track multiple types of conversions by using the Unbounce external tracking script?
Hey Owen, sorry, but we currently don't have that functionality yet. Multiple conversion types is on our roadmap for early this year though!
Will this work with Shopify?
Right now, the process is:
Hi Chip! As we mention in the article above "You must ensure that your Unbounce pages and your conversion page are on the same domain so that the tracking cookies can be read." Given that in this case "mydomain.com" and "shopify.com" are different, this won't work in your example, sorry!
Thanks, Carl. Would the solution you offered for Eventbrite (above) work in my case?
I have two questions regarding the external conversion tracking and integration with 3rd-party apps like MailChimp.
Question #1: If our landing page uses a "Register with Facebook", does that need the external conversion tracking and, if so, will it allow integration with MailChimp?
Question #2: If our landing page uses an embedded iframe for registration, will that mean that we can't use the Unbounce integration with MailChimp?
Hi Brian!
With regard to your first question, if your "Register with Facebook" process can end on a page that lives on your own domain/sub-domain, then you can use the external tracking script to track that funnel. I'm not a Facebook api expert, but I thought their ToS prohibits you from storing personal information obtained via their API, and certainly storing their email in MailChimp would be subject to that rule. Maybe I'm completely misunderstanding what you're trying to do.
The integration with MailChimp depends on you using an Unbounce form on your landing page. Submissions to that form are then also sent to a MailChimp list when you enable the integration. So to answer your question regarding the embedded iframe, if that iframe contains a form that posts somewhere other than Unbounce, then no, you can't use our built-in integration.
Hope I've understood your question. Feel free to ping us at email@example.com as well.
I had essentially the same issue as Brian, but I would like to ask again and add something in by phrasing the question differently:
I am integrating the FB Registration into my unbounce page and have successfully added the above script to my confirm/results page, which is being reflected properly as a conversion in my Unbounce dashboard. However, I would like to know if there is a way to post the fields back to my Unbounce form for that page (which now is not existent on the original Unbounce landing page)?? Achieving this would allow me to not only Register with FB and measure conversions, but also continue to populate my leads table as was being done before by filling out the form.
Hey Michael! Unfortunately, there's no ready way to accept Facebook's registration posts into your Unbounce form quite yet. This is something we plan to address in the future, though (see https://getsatisfaction.com/unbounce/topics/any_plans_for_a_login_w_fb_button).
Hi Carl - quick question. Will the external goal tracking work if there is a 3rd party payment tool between the custom domain with the landing page and the confirmation page on the root domain?
In other words, if the funnel looks like this: landing page (custom domain) - payment page (3rd party domain) - confirmation page (root domain) conversion goal.
- Michael
Hey Michael, that should work just fine!
All are campaigns are using server side pixel (STS pixel). Do you support this ?
Hey Shay, should be no problem, but a little hard to answer for sure without a bit more detail about your setup and how you'd like everything to work together. Probably best to email our fantastic team at email@example.com (or give us a ring at 1.888.515.9161) and we can help you get setup...
Hi everyone,
It seems to me that this is an important feature I should be using, but unfortunately I still don't understand what purpose this feature does really serve. Can you share an article or info on why I should use this external tracking thing? Very curious. Thanks 1000!
Hello Andrea! The external conversion tracking code is used to trigger conversions farther down your funnel or in instances where you are not using an Unbounce form. If you are already tracking your conversions in Unbounce then you don't need to use this script. I hope that helps to clarify things for you :)
How is the multiple external tracking work coming along?
We will be using unbounce to manage multiple landing pages with 2-3 different calls to action (but only one per landing page). Each call to action leads to a funnel on our own site and we'd like to put the tracking code at the confirmation stage of that funnel to only track true conversions instead of just click throughs. Is this possible yet?
Hi Martin - you could exclusively track "true" conversions by using the external conversion tracking script on the final page of your funnel as outlined at http://support.unbounce.com/entries/20473626
Tracking multiple conversions is still on our roadmap though we don't have an estimate of when this feature would be released. For now, to compare clicks on the landing page vs. conversions at the end of the funnel, you might want to consider adding a third party analytics tool like Google Analytics.
I just wanted to ask whether you will be supporting separate domain conversion in the future? We are unable to set unbounce up on our ecommerce site, and currently all landing pages are set up on a subdomain of our main brand's site.
Ryan, I have issues with tracking. My setup is the following:
- Main landing page for my home page with different variants
- Call to action button on this page which leads to the "plans & pricing" page (also using variants in Unounce)
- If they take action on this pricing page they are redirected to checkout processor and after successful checkout, I send them back an unbounce managed Thank you page where I added your "external tracking" script
Conversions for checkout are not tracked correctly to say the least. It seems it's random in fact. I am also tracking with GA, so it's not a biggie, but my goal using Unbounce is not to mess with tracking. Since it's an A/B splitting engine with so many cool features, it's becoming pretty useless without proper tracking of conversions.
Tracking conversions through a funnel is a must in my book. Can you tell me what to do to get proper stats when people go from my main page ==> pricing page => checkout ==> Thank you page.
Ryan, any chance to get any comment on my comment above :-) ?
I'm having same problem as JP Schoeffel with the script... It is tracking some but not all. I've tracked about 11 says it only tracked 3...
Hey Matt - would you mind sending us the page that you're seeing this issue with to email@example.com? For something like this we'll want to do some digging into the overall page setup and probably do some testing on our end as well.
honnestly, do you have any chance to improve the tracking script to make it useful. As it is, it's completely useless, with random tracking and around 60 to 80% inaccuracy. No idea why. Of course I track with GA, but what's the point of having a full integrated split testing solution if I can only rely on external tracking. Basically, the conversion rates are wrong, and so are the Confidence level reported.
And my setup is really easy: 1 page with 2 variants, 1 order button, redirecting to a thank you page where the tracking code is pasted.
I have been using the external conversion tracking code on a thank you pages on my own domain www.MyWebsite.com and it has been working perfectly but recently I have moved my thank you pages to a third party site www.ThirdPartySite.com/thankyou and I am wondering whether or not the external conversion tracking code above will work?
As a new customer I would like to know that improved tracking is on the roadmap, and how far ahead. It's vital statistical information that needs to be presented to the my platform users. 1/click and many/click conversion types, with a settable value attribute -- is it too much to ask for?
Namaste & keep up the great work!
In your example, you tell us to add the external tracking code to the unbounce landing page we're working on.
But isn't it supposed to go on the final thank you page my customers see and not on my landing page?
If that's the case, could you change the explanation at the top of this thread?
Or do you mean that I should be putting the code snippet on my landing page AND on my thank you page?
Peter - Improved tracking is on our road map; we'd really like to give you the ability to track multiple conversion types. Stay tuned! In the mean time, I can help you configure goal tracking through Google Analytics if that would help get you the data you need.
Jeanne - Thank you for pointing out the issue with the article. You're exactly right that the external conversion tracking script goes on the final thank you page your visitors see (doesn't have to be an Unbounce page). The article's all tidied up now.
Its now gone more than 2 years since you guys said that cross-domain tracking was "on the list". How long is this list?
I am eagerly waiting this feature. We are doing sub-optimal conversion tracking because of this..
I would like to know the status of the cross-domain tracking as well. This is a key feature that for my purposes at least makes the whole unbounce system completely non-functional. It is also disappointing to create a whole campaign around the ideas of using the unbounce platform to find out that it is not possible and we must start over from scratch with a different provider..
I justed test the external conversion, clicking on the purchase button and doing a test purchase. Why I do not see conversions on the report ?
Hi Herbert - can you send your account and page information to email@example.com? We'll want to dig into this a bit more to see what's going on.
Is there any possibility to track, report and "test" different external conversion types? In our case, we want to track to different types of registrations. One happens when the user signs up the first time (our "big" registration), the other one happens when an existing user registers for a video course. Is there a possibilty to track this with different unbounce conversion scripts and see the different conversions, conversion rates and A/B statistics in Unbounce?
Does anyone have any solutions or experiences with tracking conversions on a 3rd party site that we don't control at all? Specifically, we're trying to track how many times someone purchases a book from Amazon after visiting our site. One option is definitely using Amazon Affiliates, and I'm curious to see if there are others.
2 questions: 1) I just used Unbounce for the first time with an affiliate email which resulted in a bunch of opt ins. I'm interested in external conversion tracking for these prospects but have not set it up yet, nor have I set up my custom domain yet. I'm assuming that it's too late to implement for users that already opted in? Since they were not cookied upon opt in for the external conversion tracking? Or might it work to implement it now for that group?
2) I'm interested in tracking both opt ins that occur on the landing page as well as sales conversions for those opted-in users. is there a way to track both or do I basically have to choose one if I don't want both actions contributing to a muddled conversion rate number?
I just wanted to jump in here real quick and say that having the ability to setup Unbounce Sales Funnels would be amazing :)
@Dustin - Conversion tracking needs to happen when visitors hit the page so unfortunately no, it'd be too late for folks who've already opted in. And I totally understand why you need to track multiple conversions on your page but as it stands, you can only track one. You'd have to select either the opt-in or the sale as priority then set your funnel up accordingly. You can, however, use Google Analytics or another tool to track different events in your funnel.
Great, thanks Ryan. Just wanted to make sure, I'll definitely work with Google Analytics to measure the other action
Umm... where's the script gone?
@Juan - the script is still there (it's embedded from GitHub) but there may be something in your browser preventing you from seeing it. You can also track it down here.
If I send one unbounce page to another unbounce page which has the conversion code, which one gets tracked with the conversion? the first or the 2nd?
Does unbounce's external conversion tracking cookie expire? If not we could run into problems since our initial purchase confirmation page is the same as our renewal confirmation page.
@Andre: if you place the tracking code on Page 2, Page 1 will receive the conversion and Page 2 will just count as a page view, however this tracking code is typically used to track conversions that are occurring outside of Unbounce as opposed to another Unbounce landing page. If you're trying to do something specific, you might want to give us a shout at firstname.lastname@example.com so we can tackle this more in depth.
@OffCenter: The cookie will expire after 72 hours.
The conversion tracking doesn't work in my case: the first page holds a button, which causes the second ub page, containing a form to show, in a fancybox iframe. The completion of the form then leads to a third unbounce page which acts as success screen. None of the pages has any conversion goals defined, the third page contains the js tracking code. Finally, the first page should display the conversion rate of the whole process. It would be great to have a solution for the problem..
I've tried it now without the fancybox: just three unbounce pages in a row, tracking code in the third page, and reporting back the conversion rate to the first page doesn't work either. If I get your approach right, the js code searches for the last unbounce page one visited before the actual page, be it internal or external. So maybe a solution could be to tell the middle ub page not to set the corresponding cookie?
Hi Team,
Thanks for you continue support.
I've a question, For a unbounce page, Edit the variant, I've given the posting URL as "http://www.mywebsite.com/search" but when i click preview and click on Check availability button ,
I got a weird error on my firebug console states "Blocked loading mixed active content",(the page didn't redirect) i goggled about the error, it explain me something like i have to use like "https " instead of "http" so i changed it to "https://mywebsite.com/search", and it works.
But i don't need like this i've to use like only "http".
What i have to do, to achieve this? Is there any flag or setting, which i have to change?
Hi Brandon - the mixed content error should only be an issue in Preview. Because the Unbounce app is served over HTTPS but your published page is served over HTTP, the published version should be just fine. Give it a shot but let me know if you continue to run into any issues.
We use adroll for retargetting. They require a smart pixel code to be placed on all our pages. Can we add that code to the unbounce variants? And if so how?
Hey Mark - we have several customers that use AdRoll and other third party tracking scripts for retargeting. In the landing page builder, you'd drop the script in the JS button and set the placement to "Before Body End Tag. As for tracking variants, this usually means modifying the script, and I can't say for sure as it's AdRoll's script. I'd recommend reaching out to their Customer Delight Team to doublecheck. Hope that helps!
We have an issue with getting javascript tracking added to our confirmation page. It looks like this issue is resolved in the answer to Salim, but I'm not sure I understand exactly how it works.
Should we just serve up a transparent image, hosted at https://randomurl.com/[unbouncelandingpageurl]/clkg/http/randomurl.... ?
And is it of no importance where the image is hosted, as long as the URL for the landingpage is put before /clkg/?
The entire site is in https.
Hey Rasmus - apologies for any confusion here! To clarify this thread is about using Unbounce's External Conversion Tracking. Salim stumbled across this thread, and his comment was specific to cross-domain tracking for Google Analytics. It looks like you're using Javascript but not our External Conversion Tracking. Check your email, I've opened up a Support Ticket for you so we can learn more about what you're trying to achieve! Thanks!
Will adding the Google Analytics conversion code to the unbounce confirmation page properly flag a conversion?
Can we track conversion numbers both ways? (unbounce form submit [x], as well as the external script in place?)
Hey Ryan - Adding Google's Conversion code to the confirmation page will mark the conversion on googles end. As for marking conversions numerous ways on unbounce, this is possible, but keep in mind a visitor can only be counted as a conversion once. For your use case it might be helpful if we had a better idea of what your trying to do. If you do have further questions send an email to email@example.com with details of how you plan to layout your conversion goals and we'll let you know what your best options are :)
I've embedded our user sign up form onto multiple Unbounce pages. I want to use the script to attribute sign up conversions to each landing page. Is Unbounce able to attribute separate conversions to each landing page even if they all redirect to the same external page?
Hey Jack - The script can only mark a conversion to the last Unbounce page the visitor landed on before making their way to the external page containing the 'external conversion script'
We are using an Unbounce landing page called "Page A" which contains a CTA button which opens a popup with an iframe, containing another Unbounce page "Page B" with a form to submit. And I'm looking for a solution how to count conversions (Page B form submissions) on the Page A. As we do improvements and changes to the Page A and I need to measure the conversion rate here. Have you made an improvement to the conversion tracking script where I can specify the page to attribute the conversions to? Something like:
+1 for Lukas' request.
We have advanced funnels setup with unbounce using external tracking and get misfires constantly. Very hard to get accurate metrics when you go beyond a few pages.
@Lucas and @Trey thanks for sharing your use cases! Unbounce's External Conversion Tracking script will track visits to your external page as a conversion. Unfortunately, we currently don't have the ability to distinguish between multiple goals.
In the meantime, for more granular reporting, we would recommend using Google Analytics and Google Event tracking. We have instructions in our Knowledge Base that will walk you through how to add your form confirmation as a conversion goal in GA. Would that work for either of you?
Thanks for the links. We're using mixpanel as well and it works, just adds an extra step in there. Curious if you guys have any plans for this in the future?
Hey Trey - We are always looking to improve our page tracking. It's not directly on our roadmap but it's something we hope to integrate in the future. In the meantime checkout this forum post below on setting additional goals:
Give it your +1 to increase the likelihood of this feature being built out sooner. We try to prioritize the features our customer want the most.
I have this scenario:
- Langind Page (A);
- Confirmation Page (B) - it tells the user to check his/her email and activate the account;
- Result Page (C) - opened after the user clicks on the verification email.
I would like to see the conversion rate from page B's variants (which one is better in making the user click on the verification email).
Should I use the "External Conversion Tracking" to achieve that? If the answer is YES, is that the right way to do it?
- Keep the conversion goals ON in all pages except on the confirmation page (B);
- Put the External Conversion Tracking Script on the result page (C)
- The conversion goals on C will still be working? I have one button and two links there...
Thanks and congratulation for the great tool that is UNBOUNCE!!!
I'm trying to use this to track submits from a custom HTML form on the unbounce page (by loading the script on the submit event). From what I understand this is the best way to do it.
However it's not tracking conversions correctly. Digging into the code it appears to be this line:
this.visitorId = this.getCookieValue('ubvt');
which is returning null. Again this is when the script is on the unbounce page itself (not another page). Any thoughts?


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DONALD LOPEZ 2008 Donald Lopez is Arthur E. Link Distinguished University Professor of Buddhist and Tibetan Studies at the University of Michigan and chair of the Department of Asian Languages and Cultures. He has written extensively on aspects of religions of Asia, and his books include Prisoners of Shangi-La: Tibetan Buddhism and the West; The Story of Buddhism; and Buddhism and Science: A Guide for the Perplexed. Professor Lopez also serves as chair of the Michigan Society of Fellows.
In exploring the relationship between religion and science, some have argued that among the world's religions, Buddhism is the most compatible with science. Over the course of his lectures, Professor Lopez examines the origins of the association of the Buddha with modern science, considers what is at stake in that association and suggests new directions for the role of the Buddha in scientific research.
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The European Composer & Songwriter Alliance (ECSA) and the International Council of Creators of Music (CIAM) note with concern the recent action taken by Google/YouTube in their negotiations for new licences with music collecting societies PRS for Music (UK) and GEMA (Germany).ECSA and CIAM regard Google's actions as nothing more than a cynical and coercive public relations ploy by which they are apparently trying to set users against creators. ECSA and CIAM are increasingly concerned that Google's precipitous and unjustified move presages further use of such tactics in their negotiations with other collecting societies throughout Europe and may establish a pattern for how such negotiations will be conducted in the future. Google has made plain that it places little value on the music which has been a major driver of YouTube's popularity. Further by spreading misinformation as to the negotiating positions of those who seek to ensure that composers and songwriters receive fair remuneration for the use of their works, Google once again shows its contempt for all creators of artistic works.Google is evidently not prepared to countenance paying a fair price for the music which it uses (and to provide full and transparent data as to that use) yet it is hard to imagine how their business model will work without music.


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Has anyone used Cambria Whitney? I'd love to see some pics if you have. I know I'm in the TKO forum, and I'm thinking of it for my bathrooms, but this forum has so much more traffic, many more people with great ideas, etc.
The rest of the house? I lean toward contemporary and I'm using Alaska White in the kitchen (and laundry because you can see both kitchen and laundry from many angles), Blanco Silgranit sink in Cafe Brown, Espresso cabs (or cafe with black glaze but leaning espresso), Prince & Dutchess silver flooring throughout (except carpet in bedrooms), satin nickle hardware, stunning square crystal pendant lights above the island, just to give you a flavor of the house. Although I lean toward contemporary I always have resale on my mind... given I'm never in one place for long. One of my AW slabs with the floor tile in front...
I was thinking of the Cambria Bellingham, which I thought looked great with the floor and one of the shower tiles I'm thinking of using, but it seems too similar to the Alaska White. It has movement and the AW doesn't really, and the colors aren't all that similar, but there is just something that seems too similar... and I think it's the colors - taupe, black, brown, cream, and white. Maybe it is just too heavy for a bathroom? Bellingham with shower tile and floor tile....
So, I'm now thinking of the Cambria Whitney. It is very different, and feels lighter being white with silver sparkles. The pics online don't do it justice as they show it to be very flat, but this pic may show it the best....
The other option would be to go with a marble, which would be very pretty with the silvery gray floor. Thoughts? Opinions? Other options? I think I have to stick with Silestone, Ceasarstone, or Cambria, or a granite or marble. Thx in advance. |
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Hi beeps, we are actually thinking to use Cambria Whitney in our kitchen. Just wondering if you chose that one and what it looks like in a kitchen or bathroom...can't seem to find any pictures anywhere of it in a real room. |
Hi ninha - I am still wavering some... but think I'm going with carrara marble in one of the baths rather than the Whitney. Not sure about the other bath. (My house isn't built yet but I have to nail all my choices down immediately. :) I too couldn't find any pictures. Well, one but you couldn't really see the countertop. I ordered the 15x15 sample from Cambria (or is it 12x12? Whichever...) and I really like it. The longer I've had it the more it has grown on me. It's funny but I'm actually a little sad thinking I'm not going to be using it, which makes me think I should! Sorry I can't be more help. As you can see I didn't get any responses to the thread asking for pics so I'm assuming no one has used it. Which is odd because I've been told it's very popular right now. |
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A few months ago, I started a giant version of the tremendous Lizard Ridge blanket, using Noro Hitsuji – the giant version of the Kureyon yarn that the Lizard Ridge design uses. Â I called it "Godzilla Ridge" because my sci-fi fan hubby informs me that Godzilla is a giant lizard. Â (If you don't know the LiIzard Ridge pattern, I insist you go visit the page now and drool. It's a masterpiece – a brilliant use for a sometimes challenging variegated yarn.)
I finished the Godzilla version this past weekend, and I am absolutely thrilled. It's turned out better even than I had hoped.
Finished size: an absolutely amazing 41 x 68 inches. What's amazing about this is it's just about the same size as the original blanket, the one I worked with 24 balls of Kureyon. It's a good size for a small bed, or a big couch. Plenty of room for two people or one person and a big dog to cuddle under.
To give you a sense of how the Godzilla version compares to the standard version, here's a detail shot of the two of them side by side.
The details:Â I used 6 balls of Noro Hitsuji in color #4, and a long 8mm (US 11) circular needle. Â Gauge after blocking is 9 sts/12 rows in 4 ins in st st.
The original blanket is worked on a pattern of 14 sts + 1. The full size one-color version is worked on 183 sts; the squares version created from 24 blocks worked on 43 sts. I cast on the equivalent of 2 squares worth of stitches – 83 Â (6 x 14 + 1). I worked the pattern as written, alternating two balls of yarn, until I'd just about run out. This gave me 12 repeats of the stripe pattern, which is the equivalent of three squares in length.
Quick, easy and gorgeous!
If I can get a full-size blanket by casting on two squares worth of stitches in width, and working the equivalent of three squares in length…. I had an idea for a further variation:  There are 14 colorways of the Hitsuji, all gorgeous and fabulous in their own way. You could work the squares as written, on 43 stitches, and create a 6-square (2 across, 3 down) blanket from 6 different colorways, in a nod to the original squares version.
(Note, if you choose to do this, another knitter told me that she ran a little short of yarn when she worked a 43-stitch square with the Hitsuji – skip the very first row of the pattern, thereby starting the first repeat with Row 2 rather than 1, but work 1-12 for the rest of the square.)
Note that I haven't yet put a border on the blanket – my original has an applied i-cord border which I'm very happy with – I don't know that the new one needs it.


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Adults and children 12 years and over: To relieve symptoms, swallow 1 tablet with a glass of water. To prevent symptoms, swallow 1 tablet with a glass of water right before or any time up to 30 minutes before eating food or drinking beverages that cause heartburn. Do not take more than 2 tablets in 24 hours. Children under 12 years: Ask a doctor. Read the directions and warnings before taking this product. Keep the product information sheet. It contains important information. Store at 20°-25°C (68°-77°F).
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Swing Dale
Excellent quality
This shoe exceeded my expecations in every way! The quality and comfort are second to none. You can't beat these sandals for the money!
July 23, 2014
Swing Dale fit differently than previous
My old Clarks are no longer available and the Swing Dale was the closest product. The front X hits my little toe harder and the soft neoprene liner makes the heal strap soft and limp. Not ideal but it works.
July 8, 2014
not what I expected or wanted
I have bought several pairs of Clark's sandals in a similar style previously and have always found them to be very comfortable with good foot support. Unfortunately, the soles on this model have a lower heel and thinner sole overall which aggravate my back and cause foot and calf fatigue. They just aren't as comfortable as my previous pairs, probably due to cost cutting measures. Disappointing.
July 5, 2014
excellent comfort
husband is teacher on feet all day excellent comfort no complains and well made this will be his 2nd pair..
May 7, 2014
Like the style, use earlier models
The tread on the sole is hard on my feet. Am a big fan of the style and use sandals like these for everyday use.
April 23, 2014
Stiching of straps to sole
In 2011, purchased a pair of Clark's Keating (Brown Oily) sandals. Strap at ankle separated from sole in January 2014. These replacement sandals - Swing Dale - have straps STITCHED to the sole as well as entire perimeter of sole. This should increase "lifetime". Price plus shipping at Clark's better than "amazon" and "online shoes".
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i RETURNED THE PRODUCT
The size 9 was too large for me, and the back strap had no adjustment. My little toe did not fit properly behind the front strap.
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We have a new meeting location starting January 22, 2013!
Where: BC3 (Boulder Center for Conscious Community)
Address: 1637 28th Street, Boulder, CO
Web: http://www.consciousboulder.com/
There is a big space upstairs with room for up to 125 people and a "Hub" space that will work great for judging and other club activities.
It is in the same strip mall area as Qdoba, Wild Bird store, Naked Pizza.... upstairs.
We will have some sort of Hop Barley sign on the door to help you find it.
Find out about club and community events on our Facebook Page.
January is Membership Month! Join or renew today or at the meeting
You can do this at club meetings, online via our web site http://www.hopbarley.org, or via PayPal: firstname.lastname@example.com $35.00 for Single or $45.00 for a Couple for the year This money helps pay for various club expenses throughout the year: i.e. monthly meeting space rental, DredHop supplies, Color Group Food & Beer stipend, Picnic....
2013 Color Groups will be picked at this meeting too... but for this meeting please follow your last years duties...i.e. Food, Beer....


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"We're not holding people accountable anymore. There's no negative to doing crime right now."
"I received a page as I was walking out the door. Two officers down."
Those are the thoughts of Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich from Spokane County, Washington, shared by NRA Life of Duty in their latest Patriot Profile — Catch and Release.
In June of last years, two Spokane County Sheriff Deputies were in the middle of an investigative traffic stop. Matt Spink, 45, and Deputy Mike Northway, 42, were looking for associates of one Charles Wallace. The vehicle in question belonged to one of those associates. Unbeknownst to them, Wallace was in the car.
A fifteen-time felon, Wallace was released a few weeks earlier (without bond) on the premise of attending an in-patient drug rehab program. His latest offense? The distribution of heroin and the illegal possession of firearms by a convicted felon.
As the deputies approached, Wallace rolled out the side and shot both men. Fleeing at first on foot, he led local authorities on a high speed chase before ultimately taking his own life.
Brought to you by Smith & Wesson, this documentary provides a look behind the shooting of those two Spokane County Deputies by a felon who had no business being on the street. Watch the full story on the catch and release of Charles Wallace on NRALifeOfDuty.tv.
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I'd like to put up decorative wall switch plates, but am wondering what to do with the ones on the bottom. Our rooms are painted and they're now all just the plastic ones used in new construction. Should they be painted to match the walls? I'd appreciate your comments. Thanks. |
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- Posted by LuAnn_in_PA (My Page) on Sat, Apr 14, 12 at 15:45
Do you mean outlet covers? Ours are all painted the wall color. |
- Posted by turtleshope (My Page) on Sat, Apr 14, 12 at 15:55
Try in the painting forum |
Personally? I like to stay with the plain brass covers. They're very inexpensive (okay, a little more than those cheap plastic ones, but not pricy). They go with everything, if you use them all over your home, it looks very coordinated. And you can still add a decorative plate over the switches, if you want. I have some antique, hand-painted china switch plate covers, which I do use on the switches, but the rest of the room has the brass covers on the other switches and outlets--looks fantastic. But you certainly can do what suits your taste. If you're going to use a decorative plate on the switch, it's a good idea to keep the rest of the covers rather neutral. The brass I mentioned, or wood that coordinates with the rest of the wood in your room, for example |
I usually paint my switch covers and socket covers to match the wall. But please, remove them and paint them separately from the wall. If you switch them out for decorative covers, IMO you can still keep the ordinary socket covers. They don't have to match. |
Thanks for the replies. Let me apologize as I thought I was posting on the decorating forum. I hadn't posted in several years and dinn't mean to post here. I've solved the problem and an happy with the outcome!!! |
- Posted by LuAnn_in_PA (My Page) on Wed, Apr 18, 12 at 9:29
"I've solved the problem and an happy with the outcome!!!" What did you decide to do? |
I painted the plastic covers on the bottom of the walls. Decorative plates are on order for the light switches. Thanks. |
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We, the Sunset Lions, are approaching the date, September 21, of the 9th annual USA Support Our Troops event held at the Winona VFW. This year it will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Music by Tom Hipps and friends and Bill Lanik with Brian Prudoehl. Admittance is free and a freewill offering will be accepted. We will have desserts and a wonderful SILENT AUCTION. We have a lot of great certificates from area restaurants as well as a variety of items and a fine arts section.
We have been able to help veterans and their families in several ways. We send care boxes overseas to our soldiers in difficult areas. We help support the Beyond the Yellow Ribbon group, which sends veterans and their families to a resort for a long weekend along with counseling if they wish. Families of deployed have also been helped with anything they may need through the Yellow Ribbon group, which this event also supports.
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Brrr--we're in f0r tw0 really c0ld days. The weather says it'll be 28 in the m0rning. We Fl0ridians tend t0 sulk when a c0ld fr0nt c0mes thr0ugh. haha! It's left0vers here. Chicken/wild rice s0up and Ir0ndale c0rnbread. Yum! And n0 prep inv0lved!! What are y0u having t0night? And h0w c0ld is it where y0u are? |
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brrr is right. Temps are gonna be one of the coldest night's we've had to far and the wind is ferocious! Mexican for a chicken burrito, but wished I had gotten my usual tamale. So my car compensated by driving me to Brusters for a cup of key lime pie ice cream. |
Just put one of our favorite recipes in the oven. Black Beans and Salsa Chicken. Someone posted the recipe here at the Kitchen Table some years ago. I add some mexicorn to it. So easy, so good! Thank you to whomever posted it. Will have a salad and corn chips to go with. Got a mini loaf of cranberry bread from the freezer for a treat later. |
Glenda, chicken burrit0 s0unds pretty nice, but n0t as g00d as a tamale. D0 l0ve me a tamale (0r tw0). Stay warm, it was windy here t0day als0, and I stayed inside all day! Gazania, that s0unds delici0us. Y0u have a wh0le meal in 0ne pan!! Enj0y the cranberry bread, t00! |
- Posted by schoolhouse (My Page) on Sat, Feb 16, 13 at 18:06
Leftover baked rotini and meatballs from my lunch at the restaurant today. |
I used to make black bean and salsa chicken. Made it again few years ago and everyone loved it. Served it with Spanish rice as a side. |
Not really sure, guess someone in this house better get started? LOL We had a late lunch, so I'm not starving. We have leftover chicken, so I should be good and use it up. Gazania, I'd be interested in that Black Bean Salsa chicken recipe. Sounds good! |
It's 29 degrees here in my part of Ohio right now. Supposed to be in the teens the next two nights. 28 would be VERY cold for FL. I had split pea soup, a toasted cheese and ham sandwich. Very good for a cold evening. Shirley |
just back from town,so its plain old wraps-ham,shredded cheese and lettuce for me-yum! |
- Posted by georgysmom (My Page) on Sat, Feb 16, 13 at 18:45
I was suppose to go out for dinner with some lady friends and we were going to a one night showing in town of Beasts from the Southern Wild but weather is predicted to be nasty tonight and we thought better of it. Nothing planned here so I guess I'll have meatloaf again....poor me. LOL (I love meatloaf and I rarely make it so it's a treat here) |
I made some split pea soup.....first time in YEARS! I also had a hotdog with that. not bad. |
Glad we're all eating 0ur left0vers! Talking t0 Sch00lh0use, Teresa and Ge0rgysm0m. Isn't it nice n0t having t0 think ab0ut it? Tastes better the sec0nd time anyway, at least t0 me. Shirley and J0ann must be reading each 0ther's minds. I d0n't make split pea s0up very 0ften but it always s0unds nice and warm! 0nt_gal, enj0y y0ur wrap. I just hate t0 be g0ne and have t0 c0me h0me and c00k. I usually fall back 0n grilled cheese :-) |
I made a big pot of pea soup, too. Lots of chopped carrots, celery, and onions added to the pot. So yummy! |
Here ya go teraserva. Black bean salsa chicken |
- Posted by ravencajun (My Page) on Sun, Feb 17, 13 at 0:52
we were out and about so we went out to a Mexican restaurant, it was only so so, not one we will visit again. But on the way home we had to stop at Kroger and all the Valentines stuff was marked way down, I picked up 2 dozen beautiful roses for $2 a dozen. nice score. I got one a tangerine orange and the other a light peachy orange they look great together. |
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Before we begin, a warning:
That is not a pizza up there. Repeat, not a pizza.
It is, in fact, a pizza-sized chicken parm masquerading as a pizza at Quality Italian, and you should not attempt to tackle it on your own.
Hell, it might just kill you. If you choked on it, that is. But don't do that.
The rest of the menu at this AvroKO-designed spot (kid sister to Quality Meats nearby) is slightly less deadly, but not exactly light fare.
The balsamic-laquered filet is served with crispy bone marrow (read: fried marrow) and the roasted veal shank is laced with black truffles and robiola — yet another twofer. (The meats, naturally, are from Quality Meats, so you can expect quality. And meat.)
You could go ever so slightly lighter with the lobster diavolo-meets-vodka or a handful of small plates: Japanese eggplant polpette, Piedmontese steak tartare, and oysters "Ricci," served with jalapeno and sea urchin butter.
And since this is an Italian joint, you can expect all manner of pleasantly strange and bitter cocktails: a red bell pepper martini, a burnt sugar take on a Manhattan — you get the idea.
The only downside? They're not served in the shape of a pizza.
Price: 3 (out of 4)
Noise: 2 (out of 4)
Subway: F to 57th St.
Scene: In AvroKO style, it's all old-world butcher-shop chic for a fine dining crowd.
Best bets: Chicken parm; veal shank; eggplant polpette
Nearby: Momofuku má pêche; Marea; Ippudo Westside


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