I have some Google Analytics Tracking Code (GATC) on my site which triggers calls to the _gaq.push
method in Google's code.
In the scenario that GA is not available, or _gaq
has not loaded, I want to ensure that I do not have any JavaScript errors on the page. By checking that _gaq
is not identical to 'undefined' - will this suffice to check if it's available and is this x-browser? I've had a look at Google's documentation, but it doesn't mention anything about this.
I'm aware of checking if the object is null
, but i'm not sure if this is necessary.
if (typeof(_gaq) !== 'undefined') {
_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Downloaded Video', 'Yes']);
_gaq.push(['rollup._trackEvent', 'Downloaded Video', 'Yes']);
}
If you're using Universal Analytics (analytics.js
) then switch this:
_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Downloaded Video', 'Yes']);
to this:
ga('send', 'event', 'Downloaded Video', 'Yes');