mattspaur

I’m also a SiteGround user for multiple sites and clients. I’ve verified the fix on one site and will implement on others until Analytify updates their code. Thank you for your generous smarts.

The pinned message at the top of this forum indicates that this is a problem with a new release of cURL (https://curl.se/). My Analytify diagnostic file contains “cURL: Enabled (7.85.0 OpenSSL/3.0.8)”. The most recent cURL version is 7.88. I would like to know whether Analytify will update to work with newer versions of cURL, if my hosting company installing a future version of cURL will fix this problem automatically, or if there’s something else I need to do. Or, maybe it’s time to drop Analytify for something else.

I do receive emails sent from WordPress regarding changed user passwords. Just not emails regarding new users. I’ve check the spam folder. Any other ideas?

Thanks for your help–I now have removed the tracking code that was inserted manually, turned on Install Google Analytics tracking code, and logged out and back in. I can now see profiles in Analytify Settings and pick the one I need.

I still see an average time on site of 34 seconds for the last 30 days, which doesn’t seem to make sense mathematically. In that time, we have 9,151 page views. 7,403 of those page views come from our top five pages, and all those pages show an average time on page between 1:34 and 5:33.

If 80 percent of our page views have an average time on page greater than 90 seconds, it seems unlikely that 100 percent of our page views have an average time on page of 34 seconds. (Mathematically, if I have 80 items with an average of 90 seconds and 20 items with an average of 1 second, then the average of those 100 items is ~71 seconds.) Can you confirm that this average time on site is an artifact of the previous incorrect configuration?

I also still see /wp-admin listed in our top ten pages, and other /wp-admin/* pages in our top forty pages. That might also be an artifact of the previous incorrect configuration. Can you confirm that?

Hi–I’ve turned on the tracking code option, obtained the tracking code from Google Analytics, and pasted it into the header section of my website using the Insert Headers and Footers plug-in. Now, I get a message that says, “Analytify Dashboard can’t be loaded until you select your website profile.” When I try to select a profile in Analytify settings, there are no profiles in the list. Can you help?

I do have Administrator included in the Exclude users from tracking setting.

I did not have the tracking code option turned on previously. I’ve turned it on now. We’ll see what impact that has. Thanks for your help.

I don’t see post ID numbers for the following links. Do you know what they would be or where to find them?

https://equipourkids.org/wp-admin/
https://equipourkids.org/wp-admin/edit.php
https://equipourkids.org/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=page
https://equipourkids.org/wp-admin/admin.php?page=analytify-dashboard
https://equipourkids.org/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=insert-headers-and-footers

This is now resolved.

My solution was to just change the background to black, instead of changing the other elements in the menu to a different color. Plus, added a hover color to be consistent with the main nav.

/* styles mobile menu text color */
button.menu-toggle {
background-color: black;
}

button.menu-toggle:hover {
color: #E5DAB7;
background-color: black;
}

Thanks Cara–I eventually found a suitable resolution.

Ah, great catch. Thanks. I’ve just taken over managing this site and hadn’t caught that. I turned off JS and CSS options in WP-Optimize, turned on Autoptimize, and the site is working properly.

^^^ “redirect the user straight from the WooCommerce product page to their desired checkout page is not possible. This is not how the CartFlows is designed as a sales funnel.”

THIS IS NOT AT ALL CLEAR from your website or documentation. Your website says that Cartflows integrates with WooCommerce. I expected that once I assigned a specific product to a flow, users clicking on the purchase button for the product in the single product page would be dropped into the appropriate flow. Apparently that’s not the case. I’ve now wasted hours learning your product. Glad I started with the free version first.

I’ve noticed the same behavior with another event plug-in, https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/the-events-calendar/.

Anyone else having problems with events in Phlox?

Thanks–apparently this plug-in doesn’t work with my theme, Phlox.

I will look for another event calendar plug in.

Thanks for all the info, @cavalierlife! If that’s not enough clues for my brain, I’ll go seek the Elementor forums. As you can tell, I’m used to working with free themes!