There are a dozen Adsense plugins, not sure how to choose. Recommendations? I don’t use one, so no opinion. Likewise there a ton of Google Analytics plugins. Anything in particular I should look for? Google Analytics by Yoast is good one. Anything else I should look out for? Don’t go overboard with plugins from the … Read more
This seems to be a valid answer: Use Contact Form 7. In the “Additional Settings” box enter the following: on_sent_ok:”_gaq.push([‘_trackPageview’, ‘/G1/whatever’]);” Where /G1/whatever is the Goal URL you set on your Google Analytics options page.
have played around with the google analytics dashboard plugin, but there doesn’t seem to be any way to achieve what I am after There isn’t, because to use that plugin in the manner you want, you need a different GA account for each author to track each author, and select that account in the plugin … Read more
Remember that GA runs client side in the browser and if your intranet visitors do not have access to GA servers via the internet then GA is not going to work for you. With that said, Joost De Valk’s GA plugin has a way to manually enter the UA code rather than using a connection … Read more
You can manually uninstall plugins by removing the plugin folder in /wp-content/plugins and if need be drop the tables involved in phpmyadmin. Steps to add Google Analytics to your wordpress sites: Go to Appearance, Editor. Choose header.php Paste the GA code above the tag Save the header.php
Sure, that’s possible. Are you including the GA-code anywhere on your site today? If not, you can add the following code to your theme’s functions.php-file: add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘add_google_analytics’); function add_google_analytics(){ global $post; if (is_page(‘page1’)){ ?> <!– Analytics code #1 –> <?php } else if (is_page(‘page2’)) { ?> <!– Analytics code #2 –> <?php } else { … Read more
If you rename the plugins folder googleanalytics into something else, e.g. OLDgoogleanalytics then refresh your website, the error is gone. Now you can access your backend plugins page (optional: rename the folder OLDgoogleanalytics back to googleanalytics) and you can see that trying to enable the Google Analytics plugin gives the error you mentioned. I temporarily … Read more
Paste to the closing </body>tag … Look for the footer.php file in your theme template on your hosting
It’s not tracked by default. Yoast’s WordPress SEO plugin allows you to track post types (and categories and authors…) as a custom variable.
Take a look at custom variables for Google Analytics. In that case you would need to parse all used tags as one string (maybe separated by | for example), because it’s better to use one variable name and each variable can take one value per pageview. Another option would be using events, using a category … Read more