kd4ttc

Thanks for the offer. I just disabled the Google Site Kit plug-in, then deleted it. I grabbed the “Header Footer Code Manager” by 99robots plug-in and pasted in the Google Analytics JavaScript snippet. Quick and easy. Tested it by clicking on links and google analytics detected my activity when I went to the analytics web page.

By the way, the “Header Footer Code Manager” is a simple, straight forward tool that will keep the add on’s in place across updates of WordPress.

Thanks, again for your offer. If you have an in with Google, they shouldn’t be assuming that the first link they come across in a person’s list of properties in the only one. They should have a selection option of the Property/View to link the correct analytics to the correct site.

I think someone managing multiple sites will be better off with manual insertion of a code snippet. Google has a clumsy tool.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by kd4ttc.

There was an email problem before, but that was fixed. Testing shows emails pass back and forth from two separate domains to the admin account. However, emails are separate from no error log.

I’ve followed the instructions for the log to be generated, but yet no log is written. Is there some way to look for the error where no log is written? There must be a failure signal somewhere for a failed file open or write attempt.

I appreciate that. However, I am not getting emails, and worse yet, I am not getting any entries in the error log. I entered statements in the wp-config.php file and still no log. Any idea how I can get a log generated?

I put the define( ‘WP_DISABLE_FATAL_ERROR_HANDLER’, true ); in the wp-config.php file and got a nice white screen on the error. But still no writing the error in the error log.

Hmmmmm.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by kd4ttc.