How to track search pageviews with Google Analytics

[BSise]

Hi, I'm a Professional Edition user who uses the PHP option.

I use Google Analytics extensively to track activity on my site. Google Analytics gives you a few lines of code to paste into the bottom of your .html pages. This is very straightforward with static .html pages, but I'm not quite sure how to do it with my Zoom Search-related pages (specifically, the PHP search results page) and I don't want to mess anything up. I would assume that, if I just paste the code into the Zoom Search PHP page, it would be overwritten as soon as I re-index the site.

I'd really like to track Zoom Search pageviews with Google Analytics, so I can get a fuller picture of what's going on in the site, and so I can boost my pageview stats

Can you help? Thanks!

[David]

You could turn on search word logging in Zoom to collect information about how people are using the search function on your web site.

I assume the Google Analytics code is client side Javascript code. In which case you could include it into the search_template.html file.