Re: Simple Google Analytics - Support
Now I've tried once more, doing exactly like it said - without putting my domain in there, as there was no where to put it. If you look at my site again, you'll see that the footer is a mess and that GA and JAM probably are non-functioning as well... I'll leave it like that for a few hours, but I'll have to start looking for another program if I can't get this to work... *desperate*
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Re: Simple Google Analytics - Support
Unicorn - replace all the < ?php with <? php and see where that gets you.
Re: Simple Google Analytics - Support
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gothstone
Unicorn - replace all the < ?php with <? php and see where that gets you.
Nowhere, except the footer looks fine if I do. But no GA and no JAM either... The code is not even in the php-file now, even though I put it in there in admin...
Re: Simple Google Analytics - Support
We gota go one step at a time here. You need to fix the spaceing on the php tag, what you have is just wrong, thats why it displays in the footer instead of actualy running. Once you put it that way on the site, we can look at what else the code is doing to try to find and fix the error.
Re: Simple Google Analytics - Support
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Originally Posted by
gothstone
We gota go one step at a time here. You need to fix the spaceing on the php tag, what you have is just wrong, thats why it displays in the footer instead of actualy running. Once you put it that way on the site, we can look at what else the code is doing to try to find and fix the error.
That got me a nice, blank page.... :frusty:
Re: Simple Google Analytics - Support
I just tried a test checkout on your page (which looks fine now), but it it not running the google code. Did you remove it?
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gothstone
I just tried a test checkout on your page (which looks fine now), but it it not running the google code. Did you remove it?
Thanks for trying! :)
No, I didn't... I too discovered that it was gone, so I re-installed the module, but nada... Luckily one of my computer savvy friends was online last night, so I gave him admin access, ftp info and everything. Now GA works fine, with ecommerce up and running. Don't know about the Jam just yet, I'll have to run a sale test through an affiliate link, but for some reason the cookies on this laptop are non-functioning as well... :blink:
Re: Simple Google Analytics - Support
Unicorn.
It sounds like when you tried to do the first alteration you inadvertently removed something that should have stayed.
Blank pages and footers that become strange are usually a result of incorrect or missing PHP (or HTML) info.
If you PM me your server login details and your Zen Cart Admin details I can take a look for you.
The install is pretty straight forward.
Shoot me that info and I'll see what I can do for you.
:)
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Unicorn.
Go back to my post and check it out again. A user just brought it to my attention that the "yourdomainhere" portion was not in the post.
I determined that this was because my system hid that portion for security reasons. I added a space (and additional notes to step 2 that should clarify.)
Let me know if it helps.
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econcepts
Unicorn.
Go back to my post and check it out again. A user just brought it to my attention that the "yourdomainhere" portion was not in the post.
I determined that this was because my system hid that portion for security reasons. I added a space (and additional notes to step 2 that should clarify.)
Let me know if it helps.
Yeah, that was me. Tried to tell you here before, but you wouldn't listen. :)
Anyways, tried your new code, footer is ok, and GA code is back, but Jam is still down, it seems. I don't know yet if the ecommerce part of GA is functioning properly, though.