AJAX and client-side tracking

If you want to track events client-side, or you’re running a site that uses a lot of AJAX (like Poddle.fm), you’ll get automatic access to the bambu.analytics namespace within JavaScript, and you can call track() to handle client-side events or AJAX page updates (ie: via window.pushstate).

Here’s an example event used on Poddle.fm when a user clicks the Play button on an episode of a podcast:

<script>
    $('a.btn-play').on('click',
        function() {
            // Play the audio
            ...

            // Track the click event
            bambu.analytics.track(
                bambu.analytics.EVENT,
                {
                    category: 'Audio',
                    action: 'play'
                }
            );
        }
    );
</script>