Performancing Metrics
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I’ve implemented Performancing Metrics on this blog. I used the following code:
{capture name=cats}{the_category_rss}{/capture}
<script type="text/javascript">
z_post_title="{single_post_title}{single_cat_title}{single_month_title}";
z_post_category="{$smarty.capture.cats|strip_tags|strip}";
</script>
<script id="stats_script" type="text/javascript" src="http://metrics.performancing.com/wp.js"></script>
Instead of the code given by the system.
Needles to say, I didn’t click on it!
Camino does a much better job: 
So does Safari: 
However, using the 
I’ll have a fiddle with the source code, and see if I can get it to break on commas, like the other X browsers do. Opera has a slightly different view of what should be happening. At least they are multi-line, but all of the commas have been removed! And the tooltip is rather wide, on my screen: 
Internet Explorer (Windows) displays them as: 
Out of all of these, I like the way Safari and Camino display tooltips, especially in this case, where the list items are in fact seperate posts, and should be displayed on a seperate line.
Whoa, that’s a lot of helping! (And a little bit of telling off, too!) And in less than one year!
I know it’s a Comment, not a Trackback, as I have code that discriminates between the two. If I continue to get them, I’ll have to either modify my Comment Spam protection, or look into using the Blogsome one, which I don’t really want to do, as it doesn’t ’look’ like my site when the page is loaded.
That selected track is the one I’m listening to, and I last heard it at 12:27pm today. I thought so! And, as you can see, I stopped listening to music at around 2 pm. So, I must have only listened to it about a dozen tracks ago! Okay, so I’m using my Party Shuffle, maybe I’ve only got a small Playlist I’m selecting from. Nope. 6088 tracks. Hang on, I’ve got a playlist showing my Recently Played tracks. Morcheeba has finished now, but I can see how many tracks ago it was since I know the time it played. I heard the same track 25 tracks ago. That means when it first played, it was added immediately to the Party Shuffle again. I’ve read about the randomness of iTunes, but I still love it when something like this happens!