Rating: 5 stars
Does what it says on the box, no cookies!
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I really like this plugin because it is lightweight and still has all of the functionality I was looking for. Thank you and keep it up!
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better leave this one alone!
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5 stars.
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After having an issue with Yoast SEO’s tracking code not working (after hours of troubleshooting, reauthenticating, disabling W3TC’s minification), I decided to try this small plugin. I installed it, turned it on, pasted my tracking code, and it is working!
After I made sure it was working by viewing my Real Time Visitors report in GA, I re-enabled minification in W3TC. The tracking code for this plugin still works and appears when I “view page source.”
So far so good! Thanks!
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ok
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uninstalled
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I was looking for the light plugin that is not bloated Looks very good so far. Thanks.
I just added the following option for my test scenario:
$tk .= "ga('set', 'forceSSL', true); \n";
$tk .= "ga('set', 'anonymizeIp', true); \n";I would also suggest to use
<script type=”text/javascript”>
everywhere.
And I think you can use
//
instead of
https://
(shema-less URLs).
Coding standard PSR-2 would be great to make it a 5 star plugin.
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Google Analytics is a great program.
A GA plugin just needs to simplify the use of GA on the WordPress platform.
Other GA plugins are bloated with far, far too many unnecessary options.
With the recent addition of the option to ignore logged on users by role, this plugin now does everything required.
Thanks for a great plugin
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please beware as admin installed tracking and sending data to their server
if($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']){
$domain = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];
}
add_option('nkweb_id', 'UA-0000000-0');
add_option('nkweb_Display_Advertising', 'false');
add_option('nkweb_track_login_and_register', 'false');
add_option('nkweb_Universal_Analytics', 'true');
add_option('nkweb_Domain', $domain);
add_option('nkweb_Use_Custom', 'false');
add_option('nkweb_Custom_Code', '');
add_option('nkweb_Enable_GA', 'true');
add_option('nkweb_Error', '');
add_option('nkweb_code_in_head', 'true');
//Just for statistics
try {
$xml = file_get_contents("https://www.marodok.com/url.php?url=".site_url());
} catch (Exception $e) {
// nothing :-)
}Rating: 5 stars
God job.
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After Yoast bloated it’s plugin I had to find a new one – this one is simple and has everything I need.
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Genial plugin
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Nice plugin
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Merci pour ce plugin qui fait bien son boulot !
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I use this just on all sites. It is lightweight but flexible – a step ahead of just pasting the default code into a header yourself (which is pretty inconvenient), without trying to be overladen with extra features.
It is really useful for Universal analytics, where other plugins have been slow to enable this.
Thank you very much for this plugin!
Dan
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Love all the settings! Works so easily, thanks!
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Do not install. Immediately upon installation of this plugin, I no longer have access to my WP Admin Panel…and, apparently the author is not very available, based on how long the last poster in the Support forum has been waiting. Very sorry I chose this particular plugin, when there are so many others available…
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The plugin lists a feature “No tracking for admin users logged-in.” – however, the Analytics tracking code is still displayed even when logged in as an admin (not inside the Admin Panel, but on the normal blog sites).
Looking into the code, I realized that the author tries to accomplish this switch using is_admin(). The WordPress Codex clearly states: ” It should not be used as a means to verify whether the current user has permission to view the Dashboard or the administration panel (try current_user_can() instead)” (see https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/is_admin)
I solved this by manually adapting the check in the plugin code to
if (!current_user_can( ‘edit_posts’ )) {
add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘NKgoogleanalytics’);
}
P.S.: I also have a feature request: It should be possible to select wether you want the code inserted into the head or the end of the page (for speed optimization).
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Latest version of the plugin is working nicely. Only problem is that there is a rogue error_log($Universal_Analytics); call in the NKgoogleanalytics() function.
So my error log is starting to grow in size.
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works perfectly
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intalls and works perfectly!
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This plugin works excellent in my personal wordpress, thank you for all users that have given ideas, fixes or have been asking new features.
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