Quote Originally Posted by Bahnstoermer View Post
Apparently this happens frequently, perhaps the ReadMe should discuss this more clearly? Working on implementing this fix..

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Are you using a custom template or not? In one error, it references the "template_default" directory, and in the other, it references a "CUSTOM" directory.

If you are using a custom directory, then make sure you put ALL overrides in folders associated with that custom template. So, for example, if you are using a custom template and that directory is called "CUSTOM" (as stated in your error message) then the Google Code needs to be installed in the /includes/templates/CUSTOM/common/tpl_main_page.php file. (Not in the one located within the "template_default" directory.)

Likewise, the directory "google_analytics" should be uploaded to /includes/templates/CUSTOM/google_analytics (NOT /includes/templates/template_default/google_analytics).

Google is unable to verify the code because there is no tracking code present due to the incorrect placement of the files on your end. Once you get them in the correct locations as indicated here, it should all be fine.

You'll need to have Google go back out and check the location of the tracking code to verify it once you have everything in place.
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Hi

It looks like you have found the answer you need.

Basically, for future reference, I browse through all the files when I am working on a new module and whenever I see a folder with:
'custom'
'your_template'
'template_default' etc,
I change the folder name to my template name and use the override.

I also move any files I change in the 'template_default' folder to my override folder, creating one if it does not exist.

Craig