hmmm, thank you for the guidance...I looked in the final.html and found the below. I will have to study this because while the addtrans and add item are there, I wonder if it is correct? I never once got any analytics through google ecom until I actually I started testing code variations in the actual footer file. I see the call out to the footer file in this code.
What puzzles me are the parameter names viart is using in the code below. These are different from what I used and yet, what I used seemed to do something in the ecom reported than what has been done before.
Now I am very confused. Not to belabor the point, but I thought the parameter that ViARt uses for the item code is "item_code" not "google_sku_code"
Does what I am writing make sense? I mean it simple looks like all ViArt did was add the workd "google" to the front of each parameter...please look at this link:
http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/tracking/gaTrackingEcommerce.html
Anyway, I have tried to get ViARt to respond this my ecom tracking for more than 2 weeks and nothing. So frustrating.
If anybody is successfully using ecommerce tracking through google, by which I mean it is tracking keywords, traffic, conversion, etc, then I would be happy to pay for someone to show me how to set it up. Likewise to the person who can show me how to successfully set up google base/merchant.
</table>
{footer}
<!-- begin final_google_analytics -->
<script type="text/javascript">
pageTracker._addTrans(
"{google_order_id}", "{google_affiliation}", "{google_total}", "{google_tax}",
"{google_shipping}", "{google_city}", "{google_state}", "{google_country}"
);
<!-- begin google_items -->
pageTracker._addItem(
"{google_order_id}", "{google_sku_code}", "{google_item_name}",
"{google_category}", "{google_price}", "{google_quantity}"
);<!-- end google_items -->
pageTracker._trackTrans();
</script>
<!-- end final_google_analytics -->
</body>
</html>
