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Could you possibly provide a link to the page with the problem, as from your description, I can't really help that much. I have used Webtrends in the past, not to a very large extent, but I may be able to help point out what your problem is.
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Could you possibly provide a link to the page with the problem, as from your description, I can't really help that much. I have used Webtrends in the past, not to a very large extent, but I may be able to help point out what your problem is.

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I was able to get it to work by including the webtrends code in a .js file in my footer element. &nbsp;Thanks for trying to help.
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I was able to get it to work by including the webtrends code in a .js file in my footer element.  Thanks for trying to help.

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Hello,<br />
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Has anyone implemented Webtrends tracking code with commonspot CMS? &nbsp;<br />
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We tried to add the code to our footer element, but it seems to have broken the formatting of the javascript (line breaks, etc.).<br />
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Any suggestions on a better location or a way to preserve the formatting, would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
&nbsp;<br />
Michael Jakubowski<br />
Programmer Analyst<br />
Healthcare Association of New York State<br />
mjakubow@hanys.org
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Hello,
 
Has anyone implemented Webtrends tracking code with commonspot CMS?  
 
We tried to add the code to our footer element, but it seems to have broken the formatting of the javascript (line breaks, etc.).
 
Any suggestions on a better location or a way to preserve the formatting, would be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks,
 
Michael Jakubowski
Programmer Analyst
Healthcare Association of New York State
mjakubow@hanys.org

Webtrends implementation in Commonspot CMS

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Web Development

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JavaScript

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