We have recently set up a new instance of google analytics. In our All pages report we are able to see all the url's of our website. Page URL's doesn't have host name attached to it.
We have already implemented the hostname filter
Also when we click on the small pop-up button under bottom right of url cell to view the url, GA is already prefixing htttps:www.abc.com. Any suggestions what could have caused this?
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I have google tag manager installed on my main site and everything works well. Now I create another WordPress site in the subdirectory of my domain. (By using WordPress multisite function) I added the same google tag manager to my new site. However, when I check it with the preview function of google tag manager, I find none of the tags fire on any of the events.
The firing Triggers are all successful, but the tag is not successfully fired. I can't see the "Firing Status: success" link in the properties section. Also, for the link clicking event, I can't see the google analytics settings line, and the tag label line is "undefined".
The site is: https://www.canfitpro.com/convention-2020/
tag not fire
I'm wondering if anyone knows what happened and how I can fix this?
Thank you!!
I have a website lets say http://www.example.com which is on shopware and uses google analytics to determine site traffic. I have designed a landing page which is placed at http://www.example.com/landing/index.html. Can I use the same tracking id that I have on other pages on my landing page? Will it appear under all website data section or will it create another automatically?
Actual website is not at example . com its just for reference purpose.
Yes, of course. The Google Analytics web tracker is client side code, it does not really care if your pages have been created by a shop system or by manually entering code somewhere. By the time it is displayed in the browser it's all just HTML.
The data will show up in "All Website data" (which is the only view GA ever creates automatically, everything else you need to set up yourself as needed).
So in google analytics I am seeing two links for every post I have on my wordpress site. See: https://www.screencast.com/t/JVoudis1eK8P
All the duplicate links are the same except for /404/ at the beginning. I checked my database and don't see these links. They do link to the correct page and don't display the /404/ in the url toolbar when clicked.
I inherited this site so I didn't set it up. Has anyone ever seen this? Is a plugin doing this? (We use yoast).
Thanks,
Mike
My suspicion isn't Google Analytics, but something on your site isn't right. Load up an Inspect session in your browser such as Google Chrome, and then go to the Network tab, and watch each request. You'll look for the "status" column for anything that's not a 200. I'd bet something like a JS, CSS, or image isn't loading, and your site is redirecting each 404 request to a page and passing the referring URL to it.
I have the following code setup to track clicks on specific links on a specific page of our site:
My Link Text
These links go to a CGI script which logs users into a given service. The login form also has our Google Analytics tracking code on it.
I have several links like this on my page with different labels. Our CMS puts the Google Analytics universal tracking code below the content of our site. I can't put this in the header.
I've tested it and checked in GA the next day, however it is showing nothing for event stats.
Is there something I'm missing.
The Google Analytics information for one of my Wordpress sites is showing /dir/ and /dir/index.php as separate items - is there a way to prevent this from happening?
Yes, in the profile settings set the default page to index.php. Google Analytics Index Page Tracked Separately
Even though www.example.com/ may be the same page as www.example.com/index.html, they show up as two separate entries in your reports. You can configure Google Analytics to treat them as the same page by defining the Default page for your profile:
Click the Analytics Settings link.
In the Website Profiles list, find the profile to modify and click Edit.
Click Edit next to Main Website Profile Information.
In the Default page text box, enter the default (or index) page for this domain. This is the page that loads when a visitor enters only the domain of your site into their address bar. For example, if www.example.com loads your index.html web page, enter index.html in this text box.
Click Save Changes to update your default page, or Cancel to exit without saving.