Track Mouse Activities With JS And PHP: (smt)
29
Jun
(smt) is a free script, built with JavaScript & PHP, to create a simple mouse tracking system for webpages.
It enables you to watch how visitors interact with a webpage like:
- which areas they click
- what parts they highlight
- & more..
(smt) can work with both liquid & fixed layouts. For any user with "JavaScript disabled" it will gracefully degrade.
The script is very easy-to-install by simply uploading the project folder & including the JS files to the pages to be recorded (documentation).
With various options provided, it is possible to enable/disable viewing the mouse activity routes, distances, clicks & more.
Requirements: allow_url_fopen directive or cURL module to be enabled
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://smt.speedzinemedia.com/smt/
Demo: http://smt.speedzinemedia.com/smt/demos.php
Download: http://smt.speedzinemedia.com/smt/downloads.php
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://smt.speedzinemedia.com/smt/
Demo: http://smt.speedzinemedia.com/smt/demos.php
Download: http://smt.speedzinemedia.com/smt/downloads.php
- Tags:
Javascript Php UI
- Filed under: Extras, LGPL License, Tools
- 4 Comments
4 Responses for "Track Mouse Activities With JS And PHP: (smt)"
Very useful resource! This tool can be extremely useful for marketers looking to improve conversions or clicks to a certain link. The interface is simple and easily understandable as well.
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I can’t get this script to work. I have installed it at http://www.goprostart.nl. It looks like all references are ok, but it doesn’t work. Did someone get this script to work on their website?
Yes it works. Change the smt_record.js file in line 24 to false.
This means all visitors are recorded
Dont forget the semicolon at the end of line and it should work.