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I’m using since yesterday but unfortunately I don’t get that “remarketing lists” tab in GA.

Here are the requirements For Using Remarketing With Google Analytics:

• Agree to the Google Analytics Terms of Service (please make sure to review them fully as they may have changed since you last viewed them).
• Agree to the Google Analytics for Display Advertisers Policy.
• Update your privacy policy and include an appropriate description of your use of remarketing in online advertising.
• Update your Analytics tracking code by adding a single line.
• Have at least one active Google AdWords account that is linked to your Analytics account, and be an Admin on that Google Analytics account.

I have fullfilled just the last two. I don’t think Google is checking my Privacy Policy etc. and assume it is a Google problem.

Yes, it is a hack and it also looks like I got the debug link wrong. It should however work if you don’t enable that option. I hope..

I changed the following lines in googleanalytics.php, line 1069-1072:

$script = 'stats.g.doubleclick.net/dc.js';
	if ( current_user_can('manage_options') && $options['debug'] )
		$script = 'google-analytics.com/u/ga_debug.js';
	echo "('https:' == document.location.protocol ? 'https://' : 'https://') + '".$script."';";

It should make it work.

I tried your plugin again and now it is working. Thanks!

I’m using WordPress 3.0-beta1 and I noticed that the menu was not working, pages dissapeared. Things that can happen using a not stable version.
I’m now updating using the update function to get nightly builds. However, when I have done that it always tell me that the update was succesful. And I’m sure that I had the latest version before updating. It would be great with more informative feedback from the update system even for updates of nightly builds.

Simple solution, nice. I would like to have something like this incorporated into the plugin as well

I added this at the top of my template and it is now possible to choose that template when editing pages:

<?php
/*
Template Name: My template
*/
?>

I had this problem as well but found an easy solution.

One of my 301 redirects had a target url like this: url
I just added two slashes like this: /url/ and it worked.