Anyone having an issue should first look in Google Analytics -> General Settings -> Debugging Data. Do so and post your last error.
Thanks Alin, here you go, although it doesn’t seem like there’s any error.
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Array
(
[ga_dash_apikey] =>
[ga_dash_clientid] =>
[ga_dash_clientsecret] =>
[ga_dash_access_front] => Array
(
[0] => administrator
)
[ga_dash_access_back] => Array
(
[0] => administrator
)
[ga_dash_tableid_jail] =>
[ga_dash_pgd] => 0
[ga_dash_rd] => 0
[ga_dash_sd] => 0
[ga_dash_map] => 0
[ga_dash_traffic] => 0
[ga_dash_style] => #3366CC
[ga_dash_jailadmins] => 1
[ga_dash_cachetime] => 3600
[ga_dash_tracking] => 1
[ga_dash_tracking_type] => universal
[ga_dash_default_ua] =>
[ga_dash_anonim] => 0
[ga_dash_userapi] => 0
[ga_event_tracking] => 0
[ga_event_downloads] => zip|mp3*|mpe*g|pdf|docx*|pptx*|xlsx*|rar*
[ga_track_exclude] => Array
(
)
[ga_target_geomap] =>
[ga_target_number] => 10
[ga_realtime_pages] => 10
[ga_dash_token] =>
[ga_dash_refresh_token] =>
[ga_dash_profile_list] =>
[ga_dash_tableid] =>
[ga_dash_frontend_keywords] => 0
[ga_enhanced_links] => 0
[ga_dash_remarketing] => 0
[ga_dash_default_metric] => visits
[ga_dash_default_dimension] => 30daysAgo
[ga_dash_frontend_stats] => 0
[ga_dash_network] => 0
[ga_dash_adsense] => 0
[ga_speed_samplerate] => 1
[ga_event_bouncerate] => 0
[ga_crossdomain_tracking] => 0
[ga_crossdomain_list] =>
[ga_author_dimindex] => 0
[ga_category_dimindex] => 0
[ga_user_dimindex] => 0
[ga_pubyear_dimindex] => 0
[ga_aff_tracking] => 0
[ga_event_affiliates] => /out/
[ga_dash_excludesa] => 0
[ga_hash_tracking] => 0
[wp_version] => 4.0.1
[gadwp_version] => 4.3.8
)
Last Error: N/A
************************************* End Log *************************************
Can you also check your PHP error_log (under wp-admin). If the path or the name of that file are different, ask you web hosting provider about the path and the name of this file.
Look for related errors (containing: google-analytics-dashboard-for-wp)
Thanks Alin, I’m getting a lot of database 42000 errors such as the following:.
WordPress database error 42000 : [Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 11.0][SQL Server]Incorrect syntax near ‘'. for query UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = N'a:2:{i:0;s:63:"D:\home\site\wwwroot/wp-content/themes/twentyfourteen/style.css";i:1;s:0:"";}' WHEREoption_name` = N’recently_edited’ made by update_recently_edited, update_option, pdo_wpdb->query, pdo_wpdb->_post_query, pdo_wpdb->print_error
I’m not seeing anything referencing google-analytics-dashboard-wp though. My other two wordpress sites that are utilizing the plugin are on another host, and have a different theme. Thanks again for your help.
Have you looked in /wp-admin directory for a similar logfile?
Form your error looks that there is an incompatibility between your install and your SQL Server. Are you able to save theme options or options in other plugins? If that error is generated by “wp-db.php” that explains why you are unable to update things inside the db.
