LinkTrakker is called via a JavaScript that you place in the HTML of the webpage you want to track. This JavaScript calls LinkTrakker back on your server, passing the required information to track.
The only change to the JavaScript that you need to make before copy-and-pasting it into your webpage is point it at your installed LinkTrakker. Note, if you are running LinkTrakker for UNIX you will be calling js_trakker.cgi ... if you are running LinkTrakker for Windows NT, you will be calling js_trakker.pl.
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
// Change this to point to your LinkTrakker
// js_trakker.cgi for UNIX or js_trakker.pl for Windows NT
var ltURL = "http://your.domain.com/linktrakker_path/js_trakker.cgi";
if (document.referrer){
document.writeln("<IMG src=\"" + ltURL + "?ref=" + document.referrer + "\">");}
//-->
</SCRIPT>
You'll need to add this small script to each page of your website that you want to track. The script can go anywhere on the page and will return a single transparent pixel (which should be unnoticed on your page). Now you can go to the Admin panel ... from here on out administration is web-based.
If you have a really large site, you probably don't want to track every page. Start by tracking just the main index pages of your site.
