tracking mtc.js file not found

General Discussion
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Hi there,



I would like to give mautic a try so I installed it locally on my machine ( running ubuntu 16.10) .



Things are setup as followed :

/var/www/html/mautic

/var/www/html/test.html



Test.html contains the javascript tracking script.



However I can’t find the mtc.js in mautic’s folder. Am I missing something?



Also is there a tutorial example to follow to get familiar with the software? I found great videos but no training example. That would be great to help people started.



Thanks

2

Hi there,

I would like to give mautic a try so I installed it locally on my machine ( running ubuntu 16.10) .

Things are setup as followed :
/var/www/html/mautic
/var/www/html/test.html

Test.html contains the javascript tracking script.

However I can’t find the mtc.js in mautic’s folder. Am I missing something?

Also is there a tutorial example to follow to get familiar with the software? I found great videos but no training example. That would be great to help people started.

Thanks

3

Is the base URL of your Mautic installation set properly in Configuration > System Settings?
Since Mautic’s files are stored in the mautic subfolder of your web root, your base URL should be http(s)://example.com/mautic. This is important because the Mautic JS tracking code incorporates the path to mtc.js based on the base URL of your Mautic installation.

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Try visiting http(s)://example.com/mautic/mtc.js in a browser and see if you’re able to pull up the file. If not, then it was probably missed in the upload when installing Mautic.

4

So in the javascript I modified ‘https://domain.com/mautic/mtc.js’ to ‘localhost/mautic/mtc.js’ .

But when searching for the mtc.js file in the mautic folder and subfolders I can’t find it.

the base URL of your Mautic installation is set properly in Configuration > System Settings .

I will try to get the mtc.js file and put in it under mautic’s folder.

At this stage I don’t see the menu Lead like in the video below dashboard, calendar, etc… Is the menu coming later when there is actual leads?

Thanks

5

@MxyzptlkFishStix looks like you are right.
To enable mod_rewrite on Ubuntu/Debian based distributions, use a2enmod rewrite and restart Apache with service apache2 restart.

For CentOS/RHEL based distributions, edit httpd.conf line AllowOverride None to reflect AllowOverride All. Then restart Apache by typing systemctl restart httpd.

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You can’t really “find” the mtc.js file in the mautic folder. It is generated (by Apache?) on the fly, when called from a web page. Just make sure the Apache settings are correct, as detailed above.