I have a website in google analytics and i've created handy dashboard. However when i open the website it goes straight to Audience > Overview screen.
I'd like it to open the dashboard by default once i click on the website, is that possible?
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Right now I have a mobile app with both ios and android version using firebase.
Users and events tracking is done with firebase.
The firebase account is also linked to google analytics for better reports and analytics.
I can add inside both firebase and analytics a web tracking source which would be a third tracking source for this case.
But since I want to track a landing page and not a web version of my mobile app I feel that doesn't correspond to my use case.
What I would want is to be able to tell how many of my users downloaded the app by clicking on the landing page download button.
I also would also like to be able to track how users got on the landing page.
For example I would like to have stats on how many views and app download a post on a specific blog or a specific ad generated.
I though this would be quite simple to setup with firebase / google analytics but I'm not so sure anymore.
If I add my landing page as a third web tracking source, I actually think it will affect the stats of my mobile app usage.
Does someone here had the need for something similar ?
How did you set your landing page tracking ?
I embedded my Google calendar using an iframe in the website but it seems I can only see the calendar when I am logged into a Google account. If I log out of my Gmail and then open the page, I just get an empty iframe.
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You should make your calendar public in order to be able to see it without been logged:
On a computer, open Google Calendar.
At the top right, click Settings Settings and then Settings.
Click the name of the calendar you want to share.
Open Access permissions.
Check the box next to "Make available to public".
If you don't want other people to find the details of your events, select See only free/busy (Hide details).
On the following link you'll find more info about calendar sharing:
I'm having a similar problem to this: Embedded Google calendar not displaying unless logged into Google account
I embedded an iframe of my Google Calendar onto my webpage, but it only displays when I am actively logged into my Google account. I have the calendar set to be publicly viewable, but the problem persists.
This is my site https://daddyssolutions.com. I don't get any ad popups when directly enter my site to the address bar. But when searched my site on google and click the link in the results of my website I'm popups of unknown ads on click the site. But I didn't add any ads to the site. Please help?
If you are sure didn't install any ad code than it could be malware attack. There are couple of good online service which scan website to detect malware like sucuri.net or search google by website malware scan online
Has anyone had much luck in embedding the Google Analytics reporting interface in an IFRAME?
We'd like to add an "Analytics" tab to our CMS which displays the Google Analytics for each specific page. So, the user could view a page in the CMS, and see the analytics for that page right in the interface.
We have everything worked out, and we're bringing up the correct URL in the IFRAME. We get the Google login page, but when we log in, Google "busts" the IFRAME and loads the analytics page in the full window.
Is there anyway to keep Google Analytics reporting interface in an IFRAME?
Why not use the Google Analytics Data Export API to access the data and build your own reports?
It's not possible to IFRAME Google Analytics.
A work around to this is to build a chrome extension and append your codes/page into analytics site via content_scripts to put some "toolbar" on top or to do some modifications you want.
This is what I'm doing at the moment, sorry that I couldn't share the chrome extension code at the moment.