TracGoogleAnalytics 0.1.1

Configuration

The necessary configuration is:

• UID: Google Analytics’ UID. The UID is needed for Google Analytics to log your website stats. Your UID can be found by looking in the JavaScript Google Analytics gives you to put on your page. Look for your UID in between the javascript:

  var pageTracker = _gat._getTracker("UA-111111-11");

  In this example you would put UA-11111-1 in the UID box.

There are other, more advanced configuration options:

• admin_logging: Disabling this option will prevent all logged in TRAC_ADMIN’s from showing up on your Google Analytics reports.

• outbound_link_tracking: Disabling this option will turn off the tracking of outbound links. It’s recommended not to disable this option unless you’re a privacy advocate (now why would you be using Google Analytics in the first place?) or it’s causing some kind of weird issue.

• google_external_path: This will be the path shown on Google Analytics regarding external links. Consider the following link:

  <a href="http://trac.edgewall.org/">Trac</a>

  The above link will be shown as:

  /external/trac.edgewall.org/

  This way you will be able to track outgoing links. Outbound link tracking must be enabled for external links to be tracked.

• extensions: Enter any extensions of files you would like to be tracked as a download. For example to track all MP3s and PDFs enter mp3,pdf. Outbound link tracking must be enabled for downloads to be tracked.

• tracking_domain_name: If you’re tracking multiple subdomains with the same Google Analytics profile, like what’s talked about here, enter your main domain here. For more info, please visit the previous link.

Download and Install

The easiest way to install is using EasyInstall:

sudo easy_install TracGoogleAnalytics

Or if you wish to install the current development version:

sudo easy_install http://devnull.ufsoft.org/svn/TracGoogleAnalytics/trunk

Bugs and/or New Features

Please submit bugs of new features to:

http://devnull.ufsoft.org/