google analytics?
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1. Search the forum. You can do this from the Advanced Search Page or from our Google Custom Search, which will search the entire PKP site. If you are encountering an error, we especially recommend searching the forum for said error.
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google analytics?
by coreysh » Thu Jan 24, 2013 7:00 am
How do I embed google analytics code so I can track the usage of all pages in OMP?
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Re: google analytics?
by JasonNugent » Fri Jan 25, 2013 4:49 am
Hi Corey,
Unfortunately, the Google Analytics plugin that exists in OJS has not yet been ported to OMP. If you have an existing Google Analytics ID, you could modify the templates/common/footer.tpl file and include the necessary JavaScript that Google provides you. The plugin will most definitely be ported to OMP.
Regards,
Jason
Unfortunately, the Google Analytics plugin that exists in OJS has not yet been ported to OMP. If you have an existing Google Analytics ID, you could modify the templates/common/footer.tpl file and include the necessary JavaScript that Google provides you. The plugin will most definitely be ported to OMP.
Regards,
Jason
Software Developer, Public Knowledge Project
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