Asad Shahbaz

Hi @fibrojedi

Thank you for reporting this issue. Our dev team will resolve this ASAP.

Hi,

Thanks for pointing this out. The code will be updated in the next plugin update.

Cheers!

(1) Does Analytify rely WP_Cron alone – or – can we also use a Real Cron? If yes, please provide your code for using a real cron. For example:
php /home/customer/www/your-domain.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-analytify/wp-analytify.php /dev/null 2>&1

Analytify replies on WP_Cron. It is not supported by Real Corn so we cant provide any code at the moment.

(2) Does Analytify rely on REST API? Does it need to be activated all the time – or – can we leave it on for Administrators only?

Yes, Analytify dashboard stats relies on REST API, it best to leave them on as you are currently for Admin.

(3) Does Analytify depend on XML-RPC? We have it disabled at this time.

No, it doesn’t relies on XML-RPC.

Thank you!

Hi @generosus

Thank you for letting use know. We will appropriate changes in our next update.

Hi @generosus

Thank you for letting use know. We will appropriate changes in our next update.

Hi @generosus

Thank you for letting use know. We will add new icons in our update.

Hi @kioubizin

The short codes works with only page id for specific pages. To get the stats of any page where the short code it is placed on use as follwoing:

analytify-stats metrics="ga:users" permission_view=""]

You can use any short code to get that current page stats, simply remove custom_page_id argument from short code.

Hi @alx359

The files you are getting issue is within the Google Library, its not best practice to change 3rd party library code.

We would like to further investigate this issue, can you please contact at our support form along with your site’s diagnostic information.

Diagnostic info: https://d.pr/i/3LWPXF
Support form: https://analytify.io/support/

Hi @carolineelisa

Thank you for letting us know this issue.

We are looking into it and will provide you a resolution ASAP.

Hi @generosus

All of the styling can be changed of the Analytify Widget with your own custom CSS.

Yes, the plugin styling is stored within the plugin files but to override it you can simply follow the solution provided in the thread you mentioned.

All you need to do is create a CSS file in your theme and write the CSS for Analytics widget there. Once its done you can add the following code in you theme’s functions.php file:

function wp_analytify_my_custom_styles() {
	wp_enqueue_style( 'wp_analytify_my_custom_styles', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/{YOUR CSS FILE PATH}', array(), false );
}
add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts' , 'wp_analytify_my_custom_styles' );

Replace {YOUR CSS FILE PATH} with the path of your CSS file made for Analytiy widget e.g. “/assets/css/analytify-custom-style.css”

P.S You can also replace font size or style as you want by writing your own styling in CSS file.

There is no need to add code manually. You simple need to authenticate with Analytify and you are good to go.

The is option in Analytify Setting Profile Tab to add analytics code that you simply need to click, that’s all.

Hi @neptun

Kindly recheck your Google account that you’re authenticating with the Analytify and make sure that it does have a google analytics account associated with it.

Also, Please do check our helping docs:
https://analytify.io/doc/how-to-find-out-if-you-already-have-a-google-analytics-account/
https://analytify.io/how-to-add-google-analytics-to-wordpress-website/`

Do make sure that you are using the tracking code option from Analytify settings (https://monosnap.com/file/WpkOA0u9k0KbFa82QK8684b5hKv25p) and NOT adding tracking code from theme or any other plugin.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by Asad Shahbaz.

There are admin pages that you are trying to exclude.

They are not tracked with Analytify by default. Please make sure you have disabled admin tracking by adding “Administrator” in “Exclude users from tracking” settings.

Screenshot: https://monosnap.com/file/yy7Gn1ldOEfhQtxbNYy4k7OcyPflKF

Hi @mattspaur

The “Disable analytics under posts/pages” option disables the Analytify meta box in single post edit screen, it will not exclude post from being tracked.

Analytify tracks all pages of post type selected in “Enable analytics on post types” option in Front tab of Analytify settings.

However, to exclude pages from analytics report add the post id in “Exclude analytics on specific pages” in settings page.

Screenshot: https://monosnap.com/file/wP5IvNvdhYJfdBpH3DCdxnyNjVE6Q9

Note this will only exclude stats from dashboard, not from being tracked.