Couple of things

Thank you for your feedback.

If you are using the plugin provided by WooThemes i.e.
WooCommerce Google Analytics Integration then yes, you will have to disable this plugin.

Also, code on the description page of our plugin seems to be incorrect and the correct code should be

 ga('require','ec','ec.js');

Thank you for sharing us this information. We will update the javascript code on our description page in short time.

We are also planning to provide support for new features like coupon & refund and you can expect the same in coming weeks.

I figured as much, and i have already disabled it.

Data has started to come in now.

Although I’m not getting any “Sessions with Product Views”

I am just seeing some “Sessions with Add to Cart”

perhaps an issue with the theme?

I’m using mystle by woothemes

my site is: carewaywellness.com

Should the following code be in there twice?

ga(‘ec:addImpression’,{…….

This is what I found at the bottom of a product page on my site:

ga(‘ec:addImpression’,{‘id’:’HER8210′,’name’:’Hermell Imitation Sheepskin Heel Protector’,’category’:’Foot Care,’,});ga(‘ec:setAction’,’detail’);$(‘.add_to_cart_button:not(.product_type_variable, .product_type_grouped)’).click(function(){ga(‘ec:addImpression’,{‘id’:$(this).parents(‘li’).find(‘.ls-pro-sku’).val(),’name’:$(this).parents(‘li’).find(‘.ls-pro-name’).val(),’category’:$(this).parents(‘li’).find(‘.ls-pro-category’).val(),’price’:$(this).parents(‘li’).find(‘.ls-pro-price’).val(),});

The page i was using to troubleshoot:
https://carewaywellness.com/shop/foot-care/hermell-imitation-sheepskin-heel-protector/

The code

ga(‘ec:addImpression’,…)

is there twice, one on page load for the product page, and another on click events of the add-to-cart click of the products in the widgets such as ‘Related product’

In case of your website, the addImpression would not get triggered twice.

Regarding the product impression not being recorded, we are trying to figure out the problem and would update you on this.

Thank you Tatvic

Here’s a link to a screen shot I just created.

https://carewaywellness.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/analytics-bug.png

I limited the report to when i first implemented your plugin.

I still don’t believe it’s capturing impressions correctly. I know for a fact by viewing other sections of analytics that the product pages are being viewed quite a bit. So therefore impressions should be significantly higher.

Also, I wonder if this was designed with quickview in mind? I will create a 2nd post regarding this…

Hi derekakelly,

We have released an minor update for recording product impressions appropriately. You can update the plugin to latest version 1.0.4

Thanks

Hi Tatvic,

Thanks again for your prompt support. It is very much appreciated!

It hasn’t gone through to wordpress’s auto-update yet, so i manually updated it with the link you provided. I’ll let you know how it goes.

Thanks!

Your update has successfully resolved the problem. Thank you!

Hello,
Thank you for offering this plugin.
I’m a little confused.
I have set up my Google Univ. Analytics page.
Ecommerce setting to:
Enable Ecommerce= Checked
Enhanced Ecommerce Settings: On
Checkout Labeling:
1) Checkout View
2) Login
3) Proceed To Payment

I have also uploaded ver. 1.0.4 to my site.
https://dealbodega.com

I have no other analytics plugins installed (except this one).

On my plugin settings, I have included:
Email: dealbodega@….
Google Analytics ID: UA…..
Website: http:dealbodega.com
Add tracking code to your site using this plugin= Checked
Enable Enhanced eCommerce tracking= Checked
Track Login step for Guest users if Guest Checkout is enabled= Unchecked

Now for where I’m confused:
Remove standard E-commerce code from thank you
(Do I need to do this since I don’t have another plugin installed?)

And…..

Where do I do this?

You need to include ec.js. This can be done by adding a single line of code below your default Google Analytics code snippet ga(‘require’, ‘ec’, ‘ec.js’);

I tried inserting the ga(‘require’, ‘ec’, ‘ec.js’); code into my Google Analytics tracking code, but it won’t let me save it. So I’m guessing that isn’t the correct place for it.

In advance, thanks for helping!

Remove standard E-commerce code from thank you
(Do I need to do this since I don’t have another plugin installed?)

The standard e-commerce tracking code which we refer here records your transaaction in Google Analytics,
you might be using any plugin for this or simply would have added the javascript code snippet to the thank you page.

If transaction data is being reported in your Google Analytics View/Profile than you do have a code snippet that needs to be removed.

Where do I do this?

You need to include ec.js. This can be done by adding a single line of code below your default Google Analytics code snippet ga(‘require’, ‘ec’, ‘ec.js’);

You have checked the option “Add tracking code to your site using this plugin = Checked”; you can skip this step.