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kaustav_kar
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14 Aug 2008 8:07 AM  
Hi,
I have used google analytics module in my site. I have tried several things with the Google Analytics and it just does not seem to work.  I have checked the tracking code number multiple time along with verifying the URL and all.  I do see the tracking code when I do a view source on the site.  The code is at the top of page rather than at the bottom as I normally see.  I understand that having it at the top will not be good for optimization because it is before the Meta tags and the search engines don’t like that.  Do you have any idea why Google does not see this code?  I really need to get the tracking working for this site.  Is there an updated module that needs to be installed since Google has been enhancing their service recently?

plz help. 
kaustav_kar
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18 Aug 2008 5:31 AM  
 
leesykes
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18 Aug 2008 5:38 AM  
I have not used the Google analytics modules so it is hard to comment.  For Google analytics I simply add the code to the bottom of the default.aspx page - this will provide analytics information for all portals in my DotNetNuke installation.
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26 Oct 2008 8:33 AM  

When I look at the code in my default.aspx file using notepad, it does not appear to be html - it does not show the tags or at the opening and end.  Here are the last few lines -

                     Throw New Exception("Unknown Callback Type")
                End Select
            End If
            Return ""
        End Function

#End Region

    End Class

End Namespace
 
Should I add google analytics code at the end of this page of code?
jncraig
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26 Oct 2008 8:46 AM  
No.

If you want to add Google analytics code, it's best to do that in your skin file(s).
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leesykes
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28 Oct 2008 11:08 AM  
The file you are referring to is the default.aspx.vb file, the file I was referring to in the previous post was the default.aspx file.

If you add the code in here it will track analytics for all portals in your install, or you can add the code to your skin as Joe suggests and it will then just track the analytics for wherever the skin is displayed.

Bear in mind when you upgrade if it is added into the default.aspx file, you will need to copy the code back into the new default.aspx file - whereas when it is in a skin it will not be affected when you upgrade.
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