am trying to use Google analytics on my laravel project so I can see the statistics of visitors and am trying to set it up on my project with this tutorial, so I did everything but when I needed the view_id I couldn't find it in my dashboard.
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Firebase used to have the ability to choose an app under Analytics, now that is missing. How would I get all my individual stats per app. This was here I want to say a month or so ago, but now it's missing. The drop down option is still available Crashlytics and Performance, but is missing in Analytics.
Thanks.
There was a major update to the Analytics dashboard in the Firebase console about a month ago. You can read all about it in the blog post Improving the Google Analytics dashboard in Firebase and in the Help Center page on New Google Analytics 4 functionality in Google Analytics for Firebase.
From what I understand, filters such as the one for a specific app, are now part of the Comparisons feature of Google Analytics.
According to Google's documentation:
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1068218?hl=en
I can create customised dashboards in the Google Analytics home page by using the left panel menu.
However I cannot find this button for a project that I have imported from Firebase.
Is there really no way to have custom dashboards for such imported projects?
Is my only alternative to start over with a new Google Analytics project?
Or can do something from the Firebase side?
We want to embed a Google Data Studio dashboard in the admin side of our application, which
is installed on our customers' websites.
Customers can login to the admin and see the data linked to their account, such as analytics.
The Google Data Studio dashboard includes connectors to our database and to Google Analytics.
Data from Google Analytics must be filtered per customer, with a segment that includes data
from their website only.
How to dynamically add a Google Analytics segment to our dashboard ?
I found that it is possible to pass parameters in the embed link, but how to use
these parameters to filter Google Analytics data dynamically ?
Thank you.
It doesn't seem possible to do that unfortunately. We ended up creating Data Studio sheets manually and adding the right parameters for major customers.
We are moving to a custom data dashboard linked to the Google Analytics API (not using Data Studio).
I have created a UWP app and integrated google analytics SDK in it from the following link https://github.com/dotnet/windows-sdk-for-google-analytics. Since the help of this library does not portray a complete work flow I need a working example to set things up with analytics. I want to track product additions and checkouts. I am able to send page views and clicks to analytics as well as bundle up product details with hit requests.
Please help me to understand how to see the sent products in Google Analytics dashboard and reports.
I finally managed to get Google Analytics working with UWP. I wrapped up my data with events and prepared custom reports in Analytics dashboard on the basis of wrapped data.
In the Google Analytics console I can easily create charts and add them to dashboards. But how can I display those charts or dashboards on a 3rd party website?
I've seen the Embed API, but it looks like the definition of the reports is always in the Javascript. Is it not possible to say something like display the dashboard that I already created which name/id is XYZ?
Or is there a way, when creating a report in Google Analytics, to get its definition so that I can easily use it? I saw Query Explorer but it doesn't help.
No you can not take the Google Analytics dashboard and display it on another website.
The best option there is to date is the Embedded API which you mentioned. Although it has its limitations. The Embedded API is designed to display a specific users Google Analytics Dashboard who ever is logged in. If you are trying to share the information from your account with other users it wont work unless they also have access to your Google Analytics account.
The Query Explorer shows you what the google Analytics API is capable of. You can develop your own tool to show this information to your users.