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    Same issue here.

    Hi,

    500 errors are server side errors, in this case the Google API. Apart from clearing the error and retrying a bit latter is not much you can do about it.

    same here. Problem appeared as soon as I updated to the latest version of this plugin. I agree, 500 error is from Google, but I feel it must be something this plugin is doing differently with the most recent update… previous version continues working fine on another site that I have.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by cconstantine.

    In the Admin Widget, I’m getting data without issue, but in the front-end widget, I get only (-30).

    Errors and Logs had zero in it.

    My Chrome console displays “Test” for the reports5.js file for the front-end widget.

    I have the front end widget loaded in a Beaver Builder module.
    The (-30) is obviously coming from Google, but no idea why. the site is registered and authorized and collecting data in WP-Admin.
    Ayn idea what is causing the (-30) to display) in the front-end widget?

    Hi,

    For security reasons, the only place where you can use the widget is the sidebar.

    Thanks!

    That did the trick. I used a sidebar in the Page builder and it looks great.

    Question: Is there a premium version of the plugin that lets multiple users show their data?
    I know it is a very unusual (and weird) question and also requires every user authenticate in their google Analytics account – but this – very special – project justifies this type of dynamism in the plugin.

    Everything is free :).

    While this particular feature isn’t available the design of the plugin allows further customization with addons.

    I was lazy and I’ve just updated from “5.1.2.5” to “5.3.1.1” recently, and I experienced the same problem as OP and two other posters above.

    What happened exactly is:

    • when I have updated the plugin (with composer), the Analytics account configuration was dropped.
    • now, around 24 hours after the update I see no stats in the dashboard nor in the post lists with the same looking errors as OP posted.

    However, this does not affect every deployment that I have. Maybe it’s really a partial internal Google error, but then it’s a strange coincidence indeed. I’ve never seen similar errors. So I’m posting because maybe something is still going on.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by karex.
    • This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by karex.
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