Extra Google Analytics Tracking Code

  • mycenaean

    (@mycenaean)


    19 years, 4 months ago

    I installed the tracking code of my google analytics account on my blog hosted by edublog.org and it used to work well. Two weeks ago, however, it stopped to report any data. After contacting with google analytics surpport services, I was told there’s another tracking code installed on my website, which belongs to another account and I don’t know where it’s from. Anyone once confront such thing? And how to deal with it? Thanks.

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  • Pizdin Dim

    (@pizdin_dim)

    19 years, 4 months ago

    Sounds like the tracking code is no longer valid for your website. from their support page:

    “If you need a fresh copy of your code, click the Editlink next to the appropriate profile on the Analytics Settings page, then select Check Status at the top-right of the table.

    Thread Starter mycenaean

    (@mycenaean)

    19 years, 4 months ago

    It’s been solved. The problem seems coming from the administrator. Anyway, it’s done and work again, great!

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    Hi, friends.

    I’ve been using google-analytics for stats on my edublog.
    it was collecting data just fine up until the 19th of January 2007.

    The referer tab in the wordpress dashboard thing shows up stats coming in still.

    I checked the source code of the blog, and it looks like there’s another “urchin” tracking thing in there before my account. The new tracking code looks to be the same one as the one on the edublogs front page.

    Could it have accidently propagated to other pages?

    Or is it something to do with the “misbehaving” plugin that seems to be also installed?

    I have tried changing templates. i tried disabling and using a new tracking thing.

    i just wonder if the OTHER analyics code is collecting the stats in lieu of mine.

    anyone experienced this before?

    – adam
    ( http://amuir.edublogs.org/ )
    Posted: 2007-02-04 03:27:29 #
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    James
    Da main man
    Post Count: 253

    Ah, bugger – that’s me tracking all the edublogs.

    I was hoping it’d be able to run both but c’est la vie.

    I’ll take out my code… thanks for pointing this out.

    James
    Posted: 2007-02-04 18:50:28 #
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    cerebraloddjobs
    Moderator
    Post Count: 19

    That’s why Google Analytics isn’t allowed at WP.com GA only works at the top level and only one instance can run at a time.

    However, maybe full sitemeter will work because you could code javascript into the edublogses templates somewhere? (for sitewide, not individual blogs)
    Posted: 2007-02-04 19:33:08 #
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    James
    Da main man
    Post Count: 253

    I’ve turned my version off – your stats are more important than mine 🙂
    Posted: 2007-02-05 00:24:31 #
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    mycenaean
    Member
    Post Count: 1

    I just posted a similar question on wordpress…and 10 seconds later saw your conversation…Well, it’s been done.
    Posted: 2007-02-05 19:06:02 #

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