G Analytics on a Proxy?

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    The proxy is entirely php/css based. Where would I insert the analytics script?
     
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    moneyballs2 Well-Known Member

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    Insert it at the very end of the file, before the </HTML> closing tag. It may be </body> aswell

    I have one on my proxy and it works fine.
     
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    Typically they ask you to insert it into the head of your document. between the <head></head>.

    On another note, if you're looking for some great targetted traffic you can submit to my topsite: http://www.good-proxy.com :)
     
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    they don't want it in the head. otherwise it wouldn't track. They want it at the end of the page.

     
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    It's in PHP. I see no html tags there whatsoever.
     
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    it's ALL in php?

    what php script do you use?

    if it's phproxy you need to put it in index.inc.php (which is the design) if it's anything else i not got a clue.
     
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    Where in the index.inc.php?
     
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    in the index.inc.php file open in notepad or similar and search for "</body>" it should find it. Then just add your code before that and save...
     
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    Right. Thanks, installed.
     
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