leadinfo-extension / leadinfo

v1.1.0 2024-03-20 14:21 UTC

Requires

• typo3/cms-core: ^12

Requires (Dev)

• typo3/testing-framework: ^6.8

Replaces

• typo3-ter/leadinfo: v1.1.0

GPL-2.0-or-later

• Leadinfo

• analytics
• extension
• typo3
• lead
• leadinfo
• tracking-code
• site-analytics

Published on Packagist.org on 2024-03-20 14:23 UTC

README

This extension will provide a tracking code to recognize anonymous B2B website visitors with Leadinfo. The code will be placed in front of the tag to each page rendered by TYPO3.

Installing and configure the extension

Install the Extensions as usual. Once you have installed, you will see an extra item in your in Site Management menu. Here you need to fill in your Leadinfo Site ID, you can find and copy this ID within Leadinfo.

Once you have entered the Leadinfo Site ID the Leadinfo tracking code is automatically added on your website. Click on ‘Verify Traffic’ within Leadinfo to check if the code is installed successfully.

Note: the tracking code is rendered together with the page and stored in the page cache. If you edit config/sites/<identifier>/config.yaml directly instead of using the backend, flush the TYPO3 caches so the change takes effect.

Links

• Contact: https://leadinfo.com/en/contact
• Help Centre: https://help.leadinfo.com

Content Security Policy

The tracking snippet dynamically inserts a <script> element that loads https://cdn.leadinfo.net/ping.js. If you run a Content Security Policy, the extension ships the required rules itself in Configuration/ContentSecurityPolicies.php: it extends script-src with cdn.leadinfo.net and connect-src with *.leadinfo.net for the frontend scope. The inline snippet is registered with the csp option, so TYPO3 adds a nonce — or a SHA-256 hash, if the site enables useHash in its csp.yaml.

Only add these sources manually if your site overrides the policy in a way that drops the extension's mutations.