Administrative and Maintenance Tools - Google Analytics in the Archive (and Forum)

New Version 2.0
New in 2.0: New Improved Google Tracking Code, Code in forum moved to recommended location before the </head> tag.

Uninstall old versions before installing Version 2.0

You will need your Google Analytics tracking ID when installing or upgrading. (UA-XXXXXX-X)

The main purpose of this mod was originally to add your Google Analytics code to the archive. The archive traditionally gets overlooked because the standard instructions of copying your analytics code into the footer doesn't cover the archive.

You simply copy and paste your tracking ID into the mod and enable it in your forums and/or archive.

To confirm it is working go to your archive and view the source on any archive page. At the bottom directly above the VB Copyright info should be your google code.

I have tested this in 3.8.6 and 3.8.7 and it will work in all 3.8.x and probably in 3.7 and earlier as well.
For VB4.x see this version: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=256325

You won't see any indication on the pages but you can demo the product at:
http://www.juot.net/forums/archive/index.php
(You will have to view source to confirm it is working.)

Please mark as installed if you use this.

Full instructions in .zip file.

[BirdOPrey5]

Update!!

I have upgraded this to an installable product, you simply install like any other product, copy and paste your Google Analytics code.

If you have the old plugin installed delete it first before installing this product. Full instructions in the zip fie.

[Bin7raib]

Great, installed.

[SnakeEaterITA]

Updated. I'll wait another 24hrs...let's hope it works this time

[BirdOPrey5]

If you have a link to the forum I can check...

[SnakeEaterITA]

Originally Posted by BirdOPrey5

If you have a link to the forum I can check...

here it is: www.upsblogit.com/newforum :up:

[BirdOPrey5]

There seems to be an error on your archive page: http://www.upsblogit.com/newforum/archive/index.php

I see the code fine in your regular footer, not sure if it's from the mod or you manually put it in your footer.

Please see if you disable the mod on the archive if it goes away?

[BirdOPrey5]

FYI - I made a very minor change and released version 1.13... All it changes is the output formating of the code for easier debugging in case of a problem.

[SnakeEaterITA]

Originally Posted by BirdOPrey5

There seems to be an error on your archive page: http://www.upsblogit.com/newforum/archive/index.php

I see the code fine in your regular footer, not sure if it's from the mod or you manually put it in your footer.

Please see if you disable the mod on the archive if it goes away?

Ok, i removed the code from the footer and disabled the plugin, but the error remains. I'm sending you the whole index.php : i don't understand what to do and where to find the error...

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by SnakeEaterITA

Ok, i removed the code from the footer and disabled the plugin, but the error remains. I'm sending you the whole index.php : i don't understand what to do and where to find the error...

It isn't an error from his modification - it's an error from another modification. You'll need to find which one and then disable it.

[BirdOPrey5]

Originally Posted by SnakeEaterITA

Ok, i removed the code from the footer and disabled the plugin, but the error remains. I'm sending you the whole index.php : i don't understand what to do and where to find the error...

If my mod is disabled and you still get the error it's likely another mod is causing the issue. Your index.php file is perfectly fine (which you sent to me by PM) so it's definitely another mod. If you are interested in trouble shooting try disabling all your other mods and re-enabling them one by one, each time checking to see if/when the error returns.