Google Analytics: Event Tracking | Bramblog http://www.bramblog.com/google-analytics-event-tracking/comment-page-1/#comment-299 Kevin Koitz Wed, 02 Sep 2009 07:50:27 +0000 http://www.bramblog.com/?p=107#comment-299 The work and the progress have been fun to watch. And I'm glad you're taking an "academic" (for lack of better word) approach. I don't know Austin well, but from other Austin sites I've explored, I think a "city/region" drop down will track well b/c you can break these areas down into a relatively small group -- and each area is relatively well defined (West Austin, Southwest Austin)? Yes, kind of a question! Subdivisions...much harder in most areas. For a clean, compact interface, like yours, the solution may be a pop-out of check-boxes of subdivisions. I'll stop while I'm behind :=) but just getting at how the organization of areas -- and the programing solutions given the general framework of the interface itself is THE incredible challenge when designing a custom RE search program IMHO. Thanks for continuing to share, Eric...you're close and there's no doubt you're going to figure out all the angles. The work and the progress have been fun to watch. And I’m glad you’re taking an “academic” (for lack of better word) approach. I don’t know Austin well, but from other Austin sites I’ve explored, I think a “city/region” drop down will track well b/c you can break these areas down into a relatively small group — and each area is relatively well defined (West Austin, Southwest Austin)? Yes, kind of a question! Subdivisions…much harder in most areas. For a clean, compact interface, like yours, the solution may be a pop-out of check-boxes of subdivisions.

I’ll stop while I’m behind :=) but just getting at how the organization of areas — and the programing solutions given the general framework of the interface itself is THE incredible challenge when designing a custom RE search program IMHO. Thanks for continuing to share, Eric…you’re close and there’s no doubt you’re going to figure out all the angles.

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