I know I can track 404's using google analytic's, but our images are served from a CDN and we can't control the 404 page that is served from the CDN.
Is there a way that I can detect missing images and track that via google analytics?
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I know I can track 404's using google analytic's, but our images are served from a CDN and we can't control the 404 page that is served from the CDN. Is there a way that I can detect missing images and track that via google analytics? |
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I the end I went for this approach:
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