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YADM: Google analytics for Drupal 4.7

Google Analytics module for Drupal 4.7

I spent a little time last night with the Google Analytics module from Ixis. Mike's module works well for Drupal 4.6 but needed a couple of quick tweaks to make it work with the new forms API in Drupal 4.7.

The module, updated for 4.7, is attached below. Someday I need to get the whole CVS portion figured out to contribute to the main Drupal site, but I'm dreading how it will work over the evil satellite connection.

Please, do upload to CVS! It can handle latency like HTTP can so that should not be a problem. I have Google Analytics for this site (dislike the interface, way too flashy for me) and it is easy to hack into a theme. Having a module however, will make it even easier, so kudoz for that.

By bertboerland at 14/02/2006 - 17:01 | drupal | english | google | webhosting | bertboerland's blog | 889 reads

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Google Analytic Tool

Know this may not be the brightest question, but I'm still pretty amturish. Just trying to find out after you add the module to your site, how in the HE Double Hockey Sticks you view it!

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By kritsch-AVRO-lid (not verified) at Mon, 06/11/2006 - 9:22pm | reply

I'm having an odd issue

I'm having an odd issue between Google Adwords and Google Analytics. I
have multiple Adwords accounts and multiple Analytics accounts
(obviously all for different websites). However, when I connected the
first Adwords account with an Analytics account, it filled in CPC data
for all of my Analytics accounts - so they all show the same Adwords
data, even though it is only correct for one of my accounts.
Any thoughts on fixing this? I'm not sure I even know where to begin.
Anyone else having this problem?

By live croupiers (not verified) at Thu, 25/06/2009 - 7:43am | reply

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