To manage the pages and actions you wish to track, go to Options -> Tracking -> General

I want to track the following links/actions – decide which items you want to track:

• Internal: links within your site (from your site to your site)
• External: outbound links for affiliation, for example
• Inbound: incoming links to your site
• 404: all links with a 404 error (due to a bad redirect, an unpublished post or article, etc.).
• Error: all other errors
• Redirection: any redirections you may have configured on your site (via a module, htaccess, etc.).
• Refresh: page refreshment
• Direct access: inbound links that do not come from a search engine or referral site.
• IP Exclude: to isolate the IPs you wish to exclude

I want to use an intermediate page to redirect external links: if you want to track outgoing links, you must check yes to this option. You can configure how this page is displayed in the “External links redirection page” tab.

I want to use javascript to track external links : if you don’t want to redirect the url for your external links, activate this option. ATTENTION: if you have an external link to improve the SEO of the destination URL, activate the option!

I want to save: you can select the information you want to save each time you follow a link. Please note, depending on what you select, you will need to make a specific statement in your privacy policy in order to comply with RGPD regulations :

• IP
• User Agent: user configuration
• Method: post, get, put, delete, … ($_SERVER REQUEST_METHOD)
• Start of request – date ($_SERVER REQUEST_TIME)
• Remote host ($_SERVER REMOTE_HOST)
• Remote user if authenticated ( $_SERVER REMOTE_USER)
• Uri: all parameters passed in the request ($_SERVER REQUEST_URI)
• Session: all session data ($_SESSION)
• Cookie: server cookie ($_COOKIE)