Hi all. I recently set up event tracking, to try and start tracking downloads, on this page: http://getronics-uk.com/knowledge-share/whitepapers.php Here's a snippet of the code i have used for each download (I've so far only added this code to the top few links on that page, to test them) <p>This document describes the Getronics position towards Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI).</p> <p class="link"><a href="<? echo $dir; ?>downloads/Virtual-Desktop-Infrastructure.pdf" onClick="_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'download', 'case-study', 'Virtual-Desktop-Infrastructure']);">View the Whitepaper</a></p> I am pretty sure there are no further steps to setting up event tracking other than this.. i of course differ the Label value, to represent each download title, for each pdf. So I visited the site a day after I added this code and I downloaded the tracked PDFs. I made sure that there was nothing in place to filter out my action or my visit. 2 days later I checked and analytics has not recorded the event. The date I visited the site is shown on the report, so I assume this is not because Google is yet to get data for this particular date, and it's because either my implementation is incorrect or I have done something else wrong? I have also implemented and tested on a blank test page here, where i've stripped out all references to any javascript files or code surrounding the download links: http://getronics-uk.com/eventtracking-test.php Im a bit confused as I feel ive copied exactly what Google suggests in their event tracking documentation, and am wondering what i've missed here.. altogether, analytics is picking up data fine.