I want to add tracking to my outbound links for Google Analytics using jQuery. The outbound links are sent through a redirect in a directory called "visit". So far, I've got this script: $(document).ready(function(){ $("a[href*='/visit/']").click(function(){ pageTracker._trackPageview('$(this).attr('href')'); }); }); Code (markup): This seems almost perfect (do I not need to escape any inverted commas?), as it sets the virtual pageview as the link in the href. For example, if the link is pointing to a redirect in the folder /visit/website-a/, the pageview gets set as /visit/website-a/ too. This is exactly what I want. However, throughout the site I've used a combination of absolute and relative links, so I have links that look like this: ../visit/website-a/ ../../../visit/website-a/ /visit/website-a/ visit/website-a/ ...and so on. So what I'm looking for, is someone that is able to manipulate the href contents so that it is in the same "/visit/website-a/" format every time. So if the link in the html is like "../../../visit/website-a/" or "visit/website-a/" or "../visit/website-a/" etc., the pageview tracker gets set as "/visit/website-a/" once clicked using jQuery. I'd also like to talk over a few small customisable options so that I can use the same script on different sites that have slightly varying names for folders containing the outbound redirected links. Send me a PM if you think you can create a script that can do this. Also include a quote for the job. Thanks!