I would like to track who's doing what on my website as well as my store. Anyway to setup Google Analytics in the store? Do I just manually edit the pages after they are uploaded and add the code to each page?
Anyone done this?
Richard Coleman
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Scott Swedorski
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You can just go to the Your Shop > Footer tab and paste in the Google Analytic code there.
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Richard Coleman
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the PHP code or the regular one? It says if using php, to make the file, then reference it in your page. That's why i'm asking
Scott Swedorski
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Richard Coleman wrote:
the PHP code or the regular one? It says if using php, to make the file, then reference it in your page. That's why i'm asking
the PHP code or the regular one? It says if using php, to make the file, then reference it in your page. That's why i'm asking
Use whatever code Google gives you.
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Richard Coleman
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My regular pages loaded fine, but when I am in Google Analytics to live view the site, it gives me an error when I click on my shop or any category/page/item in my shop. The error follow:
Access denied. Please try relaunching site overlay from the report.[Error: 20006]
Access denied. Please try relaunching site overlay from the report.[Error: 20006]
Crafty Sue
Registered User
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Did anyone every get this sorted out?
I added the Google Analytics code to the footer both with and without a division. After publishing, each time the shop logo disappeared and the footer was cut in size by half.
Anyone know the correct way to add the Google Analytics code to the footer in SCCP
so that everything continues to display and work correctly?
Any enlightenment much appreciated.
I added the Google Analytics code to the footer both with and without a division. After publishing, each time the shop logo disappeared and the footer was cut in size by half.
Anyone know the correct way to add the Google Analytics code to the footer in SCCP
so that everything continues to display and work correctly?
Any enlightenment much appreciated.
Crafty Sue
Registered User
43 posts
Oops ~ I had fixed my Google analytics code to validate XHTML strict on my other web pages.
That was my problem. Thanks for all your help.
Well, okay, so none helped but I still like cc software.
And best place to look when you need a helping hand is at the end of your own arm.
That was my problem. Thanks for all your help.
Well, okay, so none helped but I still like cc software.
And best place to look when you need a helping hand is at the end of your own arm.
Jo Rice
Senior Advisor
10,951 posts
lol Sue, glad you got it worked out cuz I don't know a thing about the analytics stuff lol.
Steven Alford
Registered User
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When you paste this HTML code in the footer, do you have to have the standard brackets at the beginning of the code and at the end of the code ([[[ ]]]) ??
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
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Steven Alford wrote:
When you paste this HTML code in the footer, do you have to have the standard brackets at the beginning of the code and at the end of the code ([[[ ]]]) ??
When you paste this HTML code in the footer, do you have to have the standard brackets at the beginning of the code and at the end of the code ([[[ ]]]) ??
No, you only use that when using the HTML Tool. Just paste in the code.
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