I'm using Google Analytics Super-Proxy to make data from Google Analytics publicly available at our website.
Currently I have a custom query that I'm creating using Google Query Explorer. This contains the top search keywords for a particular User Type, which contains a Japanese word as well. The Japanese term is getting displayed in the Query Explorer website. But when I use the same custom query and run it on GA super proxy site, I get no data in the JSON Response. Any ideas why ?
Regards,
Alok
It's probably a unicode issue. I'd recommend reporting it as a bug on the Github repo:
https://github.com/googleanalytics/google-analytics-super-proxy/issues/new
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We have built a "closed" custom funnel using Google Analytics 360 which includes Users who have seen a product category page and then seen a Basket Page, and then concluded with an Order Confirmation Page.
Is it possible to download the values from this report via the API/ big query and generate a spreadsheet to use for internal reporting?
Once you have your table in BigQuery, you can run a query and save the result to Google Sheets [1]. There is also a connector exists for Excel [2]. This third-party offers an Add-on to connect BigQuery with Google Sheets but I haven't tried [3].
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.
So I am trying to embed a google scholar search into a WordPress site. I have the embedding part working, but how can I make the search show results only from google scholar. I have read through the tutorials google has posted, but I am not entirely sure which section I should be using.
There is an option to make the search an image search is there a way to do this for Google Scholar?
The question seems to be pretty old but my answer might help someone looking for the same.
Google scholar does not provide any official API for querying and fetching the results.
But you can achieve the same by scrapping i.e querying and then parsing the data returned by Google scholar.
There is a python parser already available which you can customize and integrate within your application using a custom plugin.
Hope it helps.
I am using Google Analytics Embed API in one of my projects and I haven't figured out if it is possible to change language of the rendered charts. Default one is english. Autentication is done on a backend side and I use google service account for gathering the data (the exact same scenario as shown here)
I assume it should be possible since Google Analytics are available in different languages, but I was not able to find the solution anywhere.
The Google Analytics reporting API returns data in English only there is no way to change the language it is returned in.
The Embeded API access the Google Analytics reporting API. If you want to change the language you will have to pre-process all of the data returned from the API yourself and change the language and then display it in the Embeded graphics API .
After verifying my domain through HTML file verification should I also insert analytics code into Yoast SEO plugin or within functions.php file? Similarly, Is it safe to delete the html file after the verification?
Thanks,
Tahir
I'm guessing here but it sounds like you are confusing Google Webmaster Tools and Google Analytics.
I which case you'll have to keep the html file AND you have to insert Google Analytics code.
Google Webmaster Tools give you information about what people see in the search result list and if your site gets crawled correctly by Google. Google Analytics tell you where your visitors come from and what they do on your site, so these are quite different things.
Plus this probably belongs to webmasters.stackexchange.com (it's not exactly a programming question).