How I Added Google Analytics Tracking Code instead of using a plugin

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I, too, have a 1.5.7c site - https://sepialiterature.info.
I, too, was unable to get analytics working per Dr.Byte's directions. I too added the Google analytics snippet before the /public_html/includes/templates/sepia/common/html_header.php. It now seems to be working. As lat9 suggested, I did delete the snippet from the jscript_google_analytics.js file, too.

Upon seeing this thread, I tried to follow rlexyd's suggestion. It seemed to work so I also tried to heed Lat9's advice and removed the snippet. I stopped seeing any data being captured in analytics. I added it back per Dr. Bytes just tonight. Our low volume site needs the data to improve.

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I, too, have a 1.5.7c site - https://sepialiterature.info.
I, too, was unable to get analytics working per Dr.Byte's directions. I too added the Google analytics snippet before the /public_html/includes/templates/sepia/common/html_header.php. It now seems to be working. As lat9 suggested, I did delete the snippet from the jscript_google_analytics.js file, too.

Upon seeing this thread, I tried to follow rlexyd's suggestion. It seemed to work so I also tried to heed Lat9's advice and removed the snippet. I stopped seeing any data being captured in analytics. I added it back per Dr. Bytes just tonight. Our low volume site needs the data to improve.

I'd be willing to bet that your host has a pretty good analytics program built into your cPanel.

AWSTATS under the Metrics Tab.

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Thanks, DblToe,
AWStats looks amazing but I still need Google Analytics to work.