Devin Reams

Maarten, if you try changing to a different theme (like “Twenty Twelve”) then it’s likely you’ll see the comment form appear. If so, then that means the plugin is working but the theme has an incompatibility of some form.

Hopefully that helps continue the troubleshooting process on your end…

Have you already asked the other bloggers to add accounts via their “Profile” page? You can add global accounts via Settings and individual accounts via Profiles.

Hi ssteiner, had you reached out to Crowd Favorite directly? I don’t have enough detail here about your situation but we’ll be happy to talk.

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Right, as noted in Alex’s post linked above:

Sure, but what about the license he linked to?
We strongly considered using a split license; even went to the effort and expense of having the C2GPL license created during those deliberations. The purpose of the C2GPL license is to create a commercially viable and defensible environment for a product while staying GPL compliant and providing many of the user freedoms that the GPL does.

Hope that helps. ??

Is there a specific commercial license in use, and which themes does it apply to?

As these themes are released by Alex King via Crowd favorite, they are 100% GPL. Sorry if that’s not clear but it seems to be when in the context of the FAQ (displayed on a per-product basis). As you’re aware, commercial and GPL are not mutually exclusive. ??

I wanted to stop by and clarify that the Commercial license cited here is not what our themes nor the Carrington Build system are released under.

https://crowdfavorite.com/faq/what-license-is-this-released-under/
https://crowdfavorite.com/faq/carrington-build-non-gpl/

Alex has a post that helps clarify some other common questions:

https://alexking.org/blog/2010/08/11/carrington-build-qa

Thanks, lsaboya. We’ve since passed this idea (allow customizing the tabs) along to the MailChimp team.

While not bundled with the official release, you’re more than welcome to make the modifications yourself to the plugin. ??

Some calculations were re-worked and are likely solved with the latest release (Analytics360 version 1.1).

Please drop a line in the discussion group if that’s not the case.

If you have other plugins, you should try deactivating one at a time to single out any conflicts. If you don’t find it’s caused by another plugin, please start a discussion at https://groups.google.com/group/analytics360-discussion

It hasn’t been officially tested on a WordPress MU instance but you shouldn’t anticipate any compatibility issues. The plugin simply stores a few items (API key/token) in the blogs’ options table.

Yes, the Analytics360 (as of present) does not embed the GA code into your site (assuming you want to install Analytics360 on the site that you are tracking).

You can do this one of many ways:

• Use one of the existing plugins that automatically insert the code
• Some themes (Carrington) include the ability to automatically insert code into the footer, place your GA code there
• Insert the GA code manually into your footer.php theme file

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We’ll certainly take a look and see if we can reproduce this issue.

If you missed WordCamp Utah announcement is around 28:15 on this UStream clip.