@gafettape,
Yes you can track it with my module by simply adding a few lines of custom code. Version 1.2.4 of my Simple Google Analytics module will let you do this with either the ga,js version or the Asynchronous version of the tracking script. 1.2.3 will only let you do it with the Asynchronous version.
I wrote an article here on how it is done since I noticed many others were also looking for the answer to this. You can read that here: Image Search Keyword Tracking with Google Analytics.
In short, to add the ability of keyword tracking via Google Image Search you first need to determine the type of tracking code you are using.
Once you have determined that, all you have to do is go to the configuration section of my module (Admin > Configuration > Google Analytics Configuration) and in the section that says "Google Custom Code - After" add one of the following snippets (based on the type of tracking you are using):
ga.js users add the following:
var ref = document.referrer;
if (ref.search(/images.google/) != -1 && ref.search(/prev/) != -1) {
var regex = new RegExp("images.google.([^/]+).*&prev=([^&]+)");
var match = regex.exec(ref);
pageTracker._clearOrganic();
pageTracker._addOrganic("images.google."+ match[1],"q");
pageTracker._setReferrerOverride("http://images.google." + match[1] + unescape(match[2]));
}
**Asychronous users add the following:**
> ```php
var ref = document.referrer;
if (ref.search(/images.google/) != -1 && ref.search(/prev/) != -1) {
var regex = new RegExp("images.google.([^\/]+).*&prev=([^&]+)");
var match = regex.exec(ref);
_gaq.push(['_clearOrganic']);
_gaq.push(['_addOrganic','images.google.'+match[1],'q']);
_gaq.push(['_setReferrerOverride', 'http://images.google.'+match[1]+unescape(match[2])]);
}
Save that and now enable the custom tracking by setting the option that says "Add Custom Tracking After Main Analytics Code?" to "Enable".
Refresh your page and view the source to make sure the new tracking is in place.
Let me know how this works for you.
