Tracking User Clicks on the Inside Filter Feature

To track the number of clicks on a specific element such as "inside filter", you can use Mixpanel's mixpanel.track_links() function. This function allows you to bind an event to a link click with much greater accuracy. Here's an example of how it works: LBKS<script type="text/javascript"> mixpanel.track_links("#insideFilter", "click inside filter", { "referrer": document.referrer }); </script> LBKSIn this example, replace #insideFilter with the CSS selector of your "inside filter" element. This will send a “click inside filter” event (with a “referrer” property) each time a user clicks on the "inside filter". Please note that the links matched by the CSS selector must exist on the page at the time the mixpanel.track_links() call is made, or it will not bind correctly.For more information, you can refer to the Mixpanel documentation.

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I apologize for the confusion. The mixpanel.track_links() function is part of the Mixpanel JavaScript SDK. If you're not able to find it, it's possible that you might be using a different SDK. Mixpanel provides different SDKs for different platforms such as JavaScript, Android, Node.js, and React Native, each with their own set of functions.If you're using the JavaScript SDK, you can find more information about the mixpanel.track_links() function in the Mixpanel JavaScript Full API Reference.If you're using a different SDK, the method to track link clicks might be different. For example, in the Node.js SDK, events are tracked using the mixpanel.track() function. In the React Native SDK, the mixpanel.track() function is also used to track events.If you could provide more information about the SDK you're using, I might be able to give a more accurate answer.

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