Thanks ShoreTel, hoped you'd see this one...
There are a few topics in discussion for calling urchinTracker()
twice / multiple times where recommended solution is _uff = "false";
so for anyone looking, note that it is wrong and should be _uff =
false; or _uff = 0;
We actually ended up fixing it after deciding that it should be
fine... This time an engineer did it and omitted the quotes... We saw
that it was working and realized that was the problem.
Will be more weary of non-explicit typecasting in the future...
On Mar 5, 2:11 pm, ShoreTel wrote:
> _uff is a "boolean" value, meaning it must be one of 0, 1, true, or
> false.
> Since you put double-quotes around it, you turned it into a "String"
> just use _uff = false; no double quotes.
> On Mar 5, 7:27 am, PandaMelange wrote:
> > Hello... Please help!
> > Trying to change a universal footer for our pages so that we can call
> > UrchinTracker() above it on specific pages, on an ad-hoc basis (we'd
> > filter out this first call for the main profile, and want the second
> > to execute regardless).
> > But it looks like setting _uff just before the universal call broke
> > our code... My understanding is that _uff is false by default, so...
> > what gives?
> > <script>
> > _uff="FALSE"; // This was added; all tracking was lost.
> > _uacct='UA-xxxxx-x';
> > _udn='profiledomain.com';
> > urchinTracker();
> > </script>
> > Thanks!
