Embedding non supported analytics code

  • Resolved ajtothec

    (@ajtothec)


    6 years ago

    Hey guys,
    what’s the best way to embed a piece of code for an analytics tool that is not supported by the plugin yet. And thus can’t be embedded with a simple tracking ID.
    I was able to embed with advanced settings in header but screwed up AMP this way.
    When I edit the footer.php of the used theme for example the code isn’t showing up in frontend.
    Any advice would be appreciated.
    Thanks

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  • Plugin Author Ahmed Kaludi

    (@ahmedkaludi)

    6 years ago

    Can you please share that “piece of code” which you want to embed?

    Thread Starter ajtothec

    (@ajtothec)

    6 years ago

    It’s like Clicky but from another provider:
    <script>var clicky_site_ids = clicky_site_ids || []; clicky_site_ids.push(17662);</script>
    <script async src=”//pmetrics.performancing.com/js”></script>
    <noscript><p>Performancing Metrics</p></noscript>

    Adding site ID and selecting Clicky is not working in this case.

    Plugin Author Ahmed Kaludi

    (@ahmedkaludi)

    6 years ago

    The analytics you are using pmetrics. So please contact their team: pmetrics.performancing.com

    Thread Starter ajtothec

    (@ajtothec)

    6 years ago

    They are asking the same as me:
    Where can I put this code in the AMP theme without causing any damage?
    Why isn’t it working when adding to the footer or header.php as usual?

    Plugin Author Ahmed Kaludi

    (@ahmedkaludi)

    6 years ago

    The code is for non-amp, and the javascript tracking is not possible. Whatever you added in non-amp that should be converted into AMP. In AMP, the analytics should be done using <amp-analytics> tag: https://amp.dev/documentation/components/amp-analytics/
    And also tell this about pmetrics team.

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