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Storing user events in backend

Hi - my javascript is horrible so I'm not sure if this is as straight forward as I'd hoped.

I'd like to track user clicks through mouse events on my website. I have some simple java script that does that. How do I go about making it so my backend can store this? Is it even possible.

Backend for now can be in anything what so ever :)

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You can log events in the background using Ajax calls. Most JS frameworks, such as jQuery make this quite simple to do.

Diodeus  2010-05-04 14:18:28

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