I don’t think that you can do that, because the admin requires a login so can’t be access by the tracking code.
Why would you want to do this anyway?
If you just want to see who logs in? Why not just use a plugin like the log user access.
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hulku
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No its not just for seeing who logs in, but i’ve worked with a few custom cms’s in the past that reported metrics from the admin side and there is a fair bit of optimization you can do from the content creation side when you have access to the data.
Sometimes its just gaining a bit of insight into where the workflow is getting broken (i.e. exit pages) or if and why content creators are getting bogged down on certain pages etc. Sometimes it might just be changing the label on a field, but its hard to know
