Audrius Dobilinskas

Hello!

I am not sure what is causing this for you. I don’t get such errors on any of my test websites. Here are my recommendations:

1) Update your WordPress to the latest version 4.0.1
2) Update Google Universal Analytics plugin (version 2.4.2 is now available)

3) If these does not work, look at your other plugins. They may be causing the issue.

These are not related features. There should no difference whether you use SSL or not.

Hello!

This issue has been fixed in the latest plugin version – 2.4.1

Update your ‘Google Universal Analytics’ plugin

Hello Benz,

May I ask why you want to remove this feature?

Due to know response, I am assuming this issue has been resolved.

P.S. outbound links are tracked using “Track events” feature in Google Universal Analytics plugin.

Hello Sven,

What do you mean by enhanced e-commerce reports? Can you give me an example?

Feel free to e-mail me it via contact form on my website:
Contact me on OnlineAds.lt

I may add this requested feature if you provide more detailed description. Thanks!

Hello Linn,

1) Add first code as usual via ‘Universal Analytics’ tab in your Google Universal Analytics plugin settings panel.
2) The second code can be only added via ‘Custom Tracker’ tab. There you will need to paste full Analytics code not just the property ID.

— Audrius

Hello!

Can you give me an example of what kind of links are not being tracked? I have checked this feature with the latest plugin version and it worked fine. Let me know.

— Audrius

Nick,

At the moment this plugin is not fully capable of creating custom dimensions. However, there is a new feature in the latest plugin version that tracks User ID which can partially used for this purpose.

I may add more to it later but at the moment all of this must be coded manually on the website.

— Audrius

Hello!

I am aware of this issue. I think it happened somewhere during the last 2 updates but I am not sure what exactly caused it. I am working on it.

Also, let me know if have any insights what may have caused it. Thanks!

— Audrius

Hello!

Yes, the code provided by Google was slightly different from the one I used in previous plugin versions but it did not cause any issues. The method was the same as suggested by Google. Anyway, I decided to modify it and make identical to the one that is offered by Google. There is a new plugin update (version 2.4) that fixes this.

— Audrius

Hello!

There is a new plugin version available (2.4). It should solve this issue you had.

Usually, data starts appearing right away but in some cases there are delays and it may take up to 24 hours until your first visitor data appears in the account.

You can use both, Classic and Universal, if there is a need. In any case, I think you should plan to keeping just Universal Analytics tracker.

— Audrius

Hello Niklas,

I just tested this feature with the latest plugin version and it works fine. Update your plugin to the latest version (2.4). It should be available by now.

Due to no response, I assume the issue has been resolved.

Hello Nick,

All of these you do manually by creating custom reports in your Google Analytics account.

If you want to start using this plugin remove manually added code first.

— Audrius