• Resolved nesoor

    (@nesoor)


    Hello WordPress memebers,

    I would like to see how long visitors are on my page (Average time on page).
    I also want to know how I can turn on IP anonymize for the GDPR and were I can see the percentage of unique visitors and returning visitors.

    • This topic was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by nesoor.
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  • Plugin Contributor Lara Google Analytics – Support

    (@laragoogleanalytics)

    Hello @nesoor,

    The widget doesn’t show the “Average time on page”, but it shows the “Average Session Duration”.

    For now, I will add your feature request to our internal system.

    As for the “IP anonymizer”, it is enabled by default.

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    Thread Starter nesoor

    (@nesoor)

    Hey Lara,
    Thanks for your quick reply!
    When I go to pages I see “percentage” undefined %. What does that mean?

    Plugin Contributor Lara Google Analytics – Support

    (@laragoogleanalytics)

    Hello @nesoor,

    That’s actually a bug, that we will be releasing a fix for shortly ??

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    Thread Starter nesoor

    (@nesoor)

    Hey Lara,

    Thanks! I will wait for the update.
    Do you have also a way to disable the settings tab in the function file ?
    Because when I disable it in the code and the plugin will update I’ll have to change to code again for a lot of websites.

    P.S. great job on this plugin, I really really like it !

    Thread Starter nesoor

    (@nesoor)

    Hey Lara Team,
    Do you know already when the update is coming to hide the “settings tab” for none administrators ? ??

    Plugin Contributor Lara Google Analytics – Support

    (@laragoogleanalytics)

    Hello @nesoor,

    For now, Only site admins have access to the widget, including the settings menu.

    none administrators have no access at all, or am I missing something ?

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    Thread Starter nesoor

    (@nesoor)

    Hey Lara,
    Not only the administrator role can access the settings tab but also other user roles with backend access. I can’t install your plugin until there will be an option to block user roles from the settings tab. I have a webdesign agency and many linked websites on Google analytics and of course I do not want clients of mine access other clients analytic data.

    I know you gave a solution to hide this tab by editing the code but when the plugin updates this code will be back and I have to change the code again for a lot of websites. So that solution isn’t an option for me.

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