I had some small problems making it to work though and I didn’t found any complete packages for download to help me surpass my limits.The problems I encountered while setting up the script were caused by my limited knowledge and experience not by any bugs in the script. I had to deal with two problems one the browse button didn’t work for me and second one I received a 404 status error. Both of these issues were fixed and the download package works great.

The script is great it uses MooTools javascript library, flash and php for multiple-file selection menu and queued upload with an animated progress bar. Big thanks to Harald Kirschner who keeps throwing at us tools that help us make the time spent on our sites by the visitors much more pleasant.

Here is a list of some of the features the FancyUpload has:

• Select and upload multiple files
• Filter files by type in the select dialog
• Optional Events to add your own behaviour
• Show and filter useful file information before the upload starts
• Limit uploads by file count and/or file size
• Platform and server independent, just needs Flash 9+ (> 95% penetration)
• Unobtrusive, since the element is replaced after the swf loaded successfully
• Cancel running uploads, add files during upload
• Everything is optional, documented and easy editable

You can download the complete package here
You can also view a working demo here to get a feeling of what this can do.

• Official MooTools (Core, More, and Lang)
• Valerio Proietti
• Jan Kassens
• Aaron Newton
• Olmo Maldonado
• Christoph Pojer
• Tom Occhiono
• Michelle Steigerwalt
• Thomas Aylott
• Harald Kirschner
• Djamil Legato
• Guillermo Rauch
• Nathan White
• David Walsh

On GitHub you can also watch news and developments on many other programming languages.

*(this article was posted after an article found on David Walsh’s blog who is one of the biggest names in the MooTools community).

You can define your own custom email campaigns to track the efficiency of your emails and improve the ones that fail to get you the desired results based on real reports not on personal opinions.

Now I’ll show you how to edit your links so that they can be tracked by your Google Analytics account:
Normal link example:

http://www.example.com/landing-page.php

Link that will be tracked by Google Analytics:

http://www.example.com/landing-page.php?utm_source=email_campaign&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=My_Email_Campaign

The variables passed in the URL:

- Campaign Source (utm_source).
- Campaign Medium (utm_medium). This identifies the campaign instrument used(email, pay-per-click etc.). In the case of email marketing, your medium is ‘email’.
- Campaign Name (utm_campaign). This identifies the name of your campaign. The Campaign Name helps you differentiate between various campaigns or unique messages within each campaign.

This will definitely help you make better decisions regarding your email marketing system and will provide you with detailed reports on each e-marketing campaign you launch.