monjela

I also had this problem of the “invalid token” error and solved it by going to the:
Google Analytics for WordPress Configuration panel,
then in the first panel of
“Google Analytic settings”
click on the box
“Manually enter your UA code”
then paste in the UA code, which you get from your Google Analytics account.

many thanks to both of you.

The more I’m looking into it – I don’t think this can be done. After all, the web is full of porn sites that would utilise this option if it was available.

Looking at other sites offering support to abused woman and some have a link to instructions on how to clear the browsing history.

I’m beginning to wonder if that’s what they meant…

Thank-you so much!

Although following the instructions on that page did not work. Creating a new file named “rewrite.script” and placing in the root folder had no effect.

However, following a link from the site you suggested I did find further instructions on this page which did the trick – specifically for Netregistry and noobies like me.

Reading down through the comments I found these instructions:

1. Log in to your console
2. Select “administer domain”
3. Select “webhosting”
4. Enable “Request rewrite support” under webserver options
5. Paste code into text block and click “change”

That worked.