We converted our two modules into an AMP and everything was going good all pages were getting tracked in Analytics, but suddenly from yesterday(23-Jan-2018) around 9.30am EST AMP pages are not getting tracked in Analytics.
We are using GTM script to track our pages and it placed correctly.
Ads Impression was increased yesterday, but total page views is less.
Even i have checked webmaster tool and we do not have any issues
Please let me know what can be done to bring it back
Thank you
The error is came from amp-analytics. That PR is rolled back and everything will fine soon. But not now, the error is still here.
Issue on Github: https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/issues/13005
Update
Everything is OK now. This error is not only affect Analytics. but also all of your code in GTM for AMP stopped working for 23 hours. That's long long day.
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I have a WordPress website, and I use Adsense. However, for a couple of days, I have noticed these errors in the console, and I don't know what they mean.
All of them are related to this URL: https://googlecm.hit.gemius.pl
The errors are saying:
Failed to load resource: net::ERR_ADDRESS_INVALID
GET googlecm.hit.gemius.pl/googleredir?rid=... net::ERR_ADDRESS_INVALID
I don't know what it is, please clarify this to me.
I was able to figure this out. It was not the plugin, but rather an Ad Network on Google Adsense. All I had to do was go into the Google Adsense >> Blocking Controls >> Content >> Ad Networks. Then type in Gemius and disable all ads from their network. The problem goes away and you get to work with Adsense again.
I don't have the best answer, but ... I noticed my site is doing this too. It's a pretty simple site, with just a few tools some people use. If I disable Google's ads, the error goes away. If I re-enable them, they come back. I double checked ad content, and they're all legitimate.
The requests aren't being generated by my pages. They are only generated by Google's ads.
My site is hand coded, not WP or another CMS, so it can't be a hack or anything. I literally read every line of code related to that page while trying to diagnose it. It wasn't hard, because there aren't many lines of code. :)
So, to make the error go away, you'll need to turn off Google's ads for a while. It really isn't necessary though.
The good news is, that error means nothing was sent to the gemius page. It is simply unreachable right now, for whatever reason. I guess Google will fix it eventually. I don't care enough to open a trouble ticket with them. I'm just considering it a curiosity and annoyance on my otherwise error free pages.
screenshot with googlecm.hit.gemius errors
I believe this is related to the plugin Google Ad Inserter. Took me a while to figure out and I'm still trying to clean it up. After removing the plugin a lot of the redirect errors went away and Google was able to index my URL. After going into Chrome developer though I noticed that there was still some redirect errors happening on some resources left behind by Ad Inserter. Once I figure out how to get rid of them I'll post an update. Had a huge impact on my blog though. Almost lost 30% of my page views for the past couple days...
I am not able to get Analytics Real time Data. I have added tracking script to header.php file of wordpress, still it is showing 0 active users, even though I have opened the site in two devices.
When did you create the Google Analytics profile? It can take up to 72 hours to start recording data.
When did you add the JS to your website? it can take up to 24 hours to be detected.
It is working now. Some chrome extension was blocking js code. I uninstalled all chrome extensions working fine now.
Thanks :)
We have a Wordpress site that has been running GA code fine for years. We noticed recently it had stopped reporting and that GA reports the code is not installed. The code is clearly there in the page source - I have tried sticking it directly into the code in the head and in the footer, I have tried using the theme to insert it and thirdparty plug-ins - nothing works.
I have tried changing the theme to the standard WP theme, I have tried turning off plug-ins one at a time (might try turning all off at once tonight!). I have tried removing the .htaccess file.
It feels like something is blocking it but can't figure out what.
Looking at the date of when it stopped working I think it is around the time we upgraded the PHP version of the server but not sure how this would have affected it and there are other Wordpress installs on the same server that are still collecting GA data perfectly happily!
Any advice welcome this is driving me insane now! Site can be viewed here: goo.gl/UO6deJ - Sorry if this has already been covered but everything else I read seemed to be related to plugins not functioning as they should.
As #Fazz mentioned, you have two instances of the same code which would duplicate all your data and skew your results. Also, you can check your Real-Time reports to see if you are tracking your own visits simultaneously. If you can see hits in your RT reports, then likely your tracking code is good. You can also install Google Tag Assistant to help diagnose any other issues with your tracking code.
Can you check to see if you were migrated from classic GA to UA? Usually you should wait 48 hours from initial installation before seeing data in your standard reports (but you should still see data in RT).
Last week I was looking for a bug that was causing my site to crash every time I updated the page and I thought that by deleting my plugins, which weren't many, would help resolve this issue. Deleting the plugins didn't help, but I did figure out that other problem. So, last week I reinstalled the plugin Google Analyticator and the process when through normally, however I checked today google analytics is reporting that no one is on my site. I was on the site at least 5 times a day, so it should report something.
I checked the page view and the account number for google analytics is correct and the tracking code is in the header. How else should I go about finding where this problem?
I see this problem pop up in a lot of places and asking on Google's product support forums was no help at all, so I turn to you guys. My client has asked me to look into this problem with their In-Page Analytics reporting which turns up the errors:
Your site doesn't load ga.js from Google. If you host the Google
tracking code on your own servers, it isn't updated automatically and
can miss important changes.
We didn't find a tracking snippet on your site. In-Page Analytics
cannot load. Please make sure you have tracking installed correctly.
If your snippet is included in a separate JavaScript file, you'll
have to manually check it is being loaded correctly.
Both of these statements are false. To ensure that it wasn't my original setup that was the problem I installed Yoast's GA plugin (it's a wordpress site) and I still get this error. I've also confirmed that the tracking ID is correct. All other metrics are being reported in GA. This in-page section, however, is the problem.
This is the website, by the way. Any help you have to offer would be greatly appreciated.
http://stoppredatorygambling.org/
How long has it been since the first hit to the property/view? In my experience it takes anywhere from several hours to up to 2 days for that message to go away.