Google Analytics Integration

Andrew;

What did you mean by"Not included tpl_footer_googleanalytics.php"? Are you saying you want me to post that file in the forum?

Thanks...

0be1

v 2.2.1 01.09.2008 01:23

1. Bug fix
2. Add checking Google Analytics User Account

0be1:

What did you mean by"Not included tpl_footer_googleanalytics.php"?
I mean, that the file tpl_footer_googleanalytics.php does not included in tpl_footer.php

So where does this file come from??? Am I supposed to install one of the other google analytics programs other than yours and yours was an addition to another persons code?

I am thoroughly confused now as I thought your google analytics contained all the code needed for tracking. Are you saying I am missing something, I didn't rename something correctly?

Thanks...

0be1

installed every thing but on the google page i get this message
"Tracking Not Installed (Last checked: Sep 2, 2008 5:54:25 PM )
The Google Analytics tracking code has not been detected on your website's home page. For Analytics to function, you or your web administrator must add the code to each page of your website. "

0be1:

So where does this file come from???
readme.txt, lines 53-62:

1. UPLOAD:
   /includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_footer_googleanalytics.php
   ......
2. EDIT:
   tpl_footer.php or tpl_main_page.php or any other that you want.
   (for example: copy template_default/common/tpl_footer.php then edit and save in YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/ directory).
   To any place that you want add

<?php include($template->get_template_dir('tpl_footer_googleanalytics.php',DIR_WS_TEMPLATE, $current_page_base,'common'). '/tpl_footer_googleanalytics.php'); ?>

For ex. to the bottom of the tpl_footer.php.

a_berezin:

readme.txt, lines 53-62:

Is there any way to make these directions easier to understand? Thanks!

Even easier? Sorry, but I can not.

Ive installed this mod, but its not showing in my google analytics account.

I have put there code on this site: http://iwebshop.co.uk could someone take a look please?

thanks

Phillip

Phillip,
Wrong Analytics Account - UA-5518295

a_berezin:

Phillip,
wrong Analytics Account - UA-5518295

Hi, thanks for the respose. But why do you think its the wrong account?

when i log into google analytics and edit account, it has UA-5518295.

?

ok i fixed it, my website was http://iwebshop.co.uk not http://www.iwebshop.co.uk

strange but well it works now ;)

i have installed and get this message with google every time i test it "Tracking Not Installed (Last checked: Sep 7, 2008 7:18:04 PM )
The Google Analytics tracking code has not been detected on your website's home page. For Analytics to function, you or your web administrator must add the code to each page of your website. "

PhillipHarrison:

strange but well it works now ;)

Nothing strange, now you use a correct code - UA-5518295-2

I installed Andrews GA last week and it worked fine, and then yesterday it stopped working. GA was saying something about new code and legacy code. I have fiddled around so much I think I have lost track of what I edited :(

Now it keeps telling me

Tracking Not Installed (Last checked: 2008-09-08 6:47 PM PST.)
The Google Analytics tracking code has not been detected on your website's home page. For Analytics to function, you or your web administrator must add the code to each page of your website.

My site is https://www.nappyshoppe.com

Sharni

Hi Sharni,
You have a very strange installation - GA code included 3 times!

Hi there, I have two questions...

1. I like to use the site overlay, but it doesn't work in my google analytics. Everything shows 0%. I think the reason is because I rename the links with this line of code:

Line #37 : pageTracker._trackPageview('<?php echo $google_analytics_page; ?>');

so the page names don't match the links... Is that right? Is there a way around this? Is my theory totally bogus?

2. I am using a shared SSL certificate, so now when people purchase from my store, google always says the person came from "delightfuldaisy.com / referral " At least I think it's because of my shared SSL certificate which redirects the secure pages to another domain temporarily then comes back afterwards. Previously, it used to correctly show how they got there. Is there a way around this, or do I need to purchase a static IP and personal SSL cert? My marketing is tough when I don't know how people get to my store...

Thanks for your help!

TJ
https://www.delightfuldaisy.com

foteek:

1. I like to use the site overlay, but it doesn't work in my google analytics. Everything shows 0%. I think the reason is because I rename the links with this line of code:

Line #37 : pageTracker._trackPageview('<?php echo $google_analytics_page; ?>');

so the page names don't match the links... Is that right? Is there a way around this? Is my theory totally bogus?
Go to Admin->Configuration->Google Analytics Configuration and Set "Use pagename" to false.

foteek:

2. I am using a shared SSL certificate, so now when people purchase from my store, google always says the person came from "delightfuldaisy.com / referral " At least I think it's because of my shared SSL certificate which redirects the secure pages to another domain temporarily then comes back afterwards. Previously, it used to correctly show how they got there. Is there a way around this, or do I need to purchase a static IP and personal SSL cert? My marketing is tough when I don't know how people get to my store...
   Sorry, but I can not answer now - I need to read the GA documentation.

By the way, you're using the old version GA - update.

I just installed this and see the ga code in my footer i tested the ecommerce tracking and on the thank you page i don't see the ecommerce tracking code in the source code of the page, is it being sent some other way if so can you let me know please.

Thanks

a_berezin:

Hi Sharni,
You have a very strange installation - GA code included 3 times!

Ok, I am going to have to try and nut this one out. I keep getting interrupted by my 6 month old.

The weird thing is, the next day GA was working and taking data ...

Thanks Andrew
Sharni