Editing Enable site tracking for your Magento Store (section)

== Step-by-step Instructions ==

=== Step 1: Edit the Layout File ===
First, you need to locate and edit the layout file that Magento uses. This file can typically be found at the following path:
```
/app/design/frontend/base/default/layout/page.xml
```
Within this file, find the section defined as:
```
<block type="page/html_head" name="head" as="head">
```
Add the following lines within this block:
```
<action method="addJs"><script>activecampaign_track.js</script></action>
<action method="addItem"><type>js</type><name>activecampaign_track.js</name></action>
```

=== Step 2: Name the JavaScript File ===
You can name the JavaScript file anything you prefer; for this guide, we will use '''activecampaign_track.js'''.

=== Step 3: Upload the JavaScript File ===
Next, you need to upload the newly created JavaScript file to your server, specifically into the '''js''' folder of your Magento installation.

=== Step 4: Whitelist Your Domain ===
Make sure to add your domain to the whitelist in your ActiveCampaign account. This step is crucial for the successful implementation of site tracking.

=== Step 5: Verify Installation ===
To confirm that the site tracking is correctly installed, you should view the network requests in your browser’s developer tools. You should see two network requests:
1. A request for the JavaScript file you added to Magento.
2. A request to prism.app-us1.com.

If the JavaScript file does not appear in the network requests, try clearing your Magento cache.

=== Step 6: Set Up Segments ===
In your ActiveCampaign account, you can set up a segment for various URLs on your Magento site. This will allow you to track who visited those specific pages.

=== Step 7: Send Campaigns ===
All that's left is to send campaigns that include links to your Magento store. With these steps completed, site tracking is now operational.