You are not going to see it in the html of your page, it's supposed to be pulled by <script type='text/javascript' src='/xwiki/bin/jsx/XWiki/GoogleAnalyticsCode' defer='defer'></script> On Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 11:09 PM, xrichard <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi,

I want to activate Google Analytics for my Wiki.

I have added the Google tracking code in the admin as described here: http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/ReleaseNotes/ReleaseNotesXWikiEnterprise....

Is there other things to do? Because I do not see the tracking code in the HTML source of my wiki pages.

best regards,

PS: running XWiki 4.5.3.

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Hi, Some other info for the community to help me solve this issue: - I have checked my google analytics account : yet it is set to "classic" (and not "universal") => the same in the Google Analytics admin page in the Wiki - Google analystics state "Tracking Not Installed" - I've found in a previous discussion 2 more info : . check /xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/GoogleAnalyticsCode?editor=object&classname=XWiki.JavaScriptExtension&object=0 ; and make sure that the "Use this extension" value is set to "Always" => that's Okay . if it is already, then you should restart the server => my wiki is "hosted" I can not do this restart. regards, Le 22/11/2013 21:00, Ldm Public a écrit :

Ok thanks.

I have added the tracking ID for GA in the admin of the wiki 2 days ago but there are still no data displayed in GA.

The javascript indicated below is available on the Wiki at url http://xxx/xwiki/bin/jsx/XWiki/GoogleAnalyticsCode (this url displays the script including my Google ID). Can I check something else ? Is there a "cache" or should I "just" wait?

Best regards,

Le 22/11/2013 08:14, Thomas Mortagne a écrit :

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You are not going to see it in the html of your page, it's supposed to be pulled by

<script type='text/javascript' src='/xwiki/bin/jsx/XWiki/GoogleAnalyticsCode' defer='defer'></script>

On Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 11:09 PM, xrichard<[email protected]> wrote:

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Hi,

I want to activate Google Analytics for my Wiki.

I have added the Google tracking code in the admin as described here: http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/ReleaseNotes/ReleaseNotesXWikiEnterprise....

Is there other things to do? Because I do not see the tracking code in the HTML source of my wiki pages.

best regards,

PS: running XWiki 4.5.3.

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re-save of page : xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/GoogleAnalyticsCode?editor=object&classname=XWiki.JavaScriptExtension&object=0 done yesterday. No change in my google analytics account: status is still "Tracking Not Installed" ;-(. regards, Le 22/11/2013 21:53, Valdis Vi-tolin,s( a écrit :

Try to re-save settings in object editor mode, or import this page from the XAR file.

Valdis

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Hi,

Some other info for the community to help me solve this issue: - I have checked my google analytics account : yet it is set to "classic" (and not "universal") => the same in the Google Analytics admin page in the Wiki - Google analystics state "Tracking Not Installed" - I've found in a previous discussion 2 more info : . check /xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/GoogleAnalyticsCode?editor=object&classname=XWiki.JavaScriptExtension&object=0 ; and make sure that the "Use this extension" value is set to "Always" => that's Okay . if it is already, then you should restart the server => my wiki is "hosted" I can not do this restart.

regards,

Le 22/11/2013 21:00, Ldm Public a écrit :

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Ok thanks.

I have added the tracking ID for GA in the admin of the wiki 2 days ago but there are still no data displayed in GA.

The javascript indicated below is available on the Wiki at url http://xxx/xwiki/bin/jsx/XWiki/GoogleAnalyticsCode (this url displays the script including my Google ID). Can I check something else ? Is there a "cache" or should I "just" wait?

Best regards,

Le 22/11/2013 08:14, Thomas Mortagne a écrit :

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You are not going to see it in the html of your page, it's supposed to be pulled by

<script type='text/javascript' src='/xwiki/bin/jsx/XWiki/GoogleAnalyticsCode' defer='defer'></script>

On Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 11:09 PM, xrichard<[email protected]> wrote:

...

Hi,

I want to activate Google Analytics for my Wiki.

I have added the Google tracking code in the admin as described here: http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/ReleaseNotes/ReleaseNotesXWikiEnterprise....

Is there other things to do? Because I do not see the tracking code in the HTML source of my wiki pages.

best regards,

PS: running XWiki 4.5.3.

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I have used GA only on locally hosted XWiki instaces. Maybe there is something wrong on myxwiki.org? Valdis

Hi,

One more question before I (may) give up: is there anyone who managed to make Google Analystics works for a Wiki hosted on myxwiki.org ?

Thanks for your answers,

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Hi, The Wiki is http://tutos.myxwiki.org <http://tutos.myxwiki.org/>. I'm really not able to perform this operation by myself ? (ie to gain programming rights for user xrichard ?). Thanks, Le 28/11/2013 23:59, Sergiu Dumitriu a écrit :

On 11/27/2013 04:49 PM, xrichard wrote:

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Hi,

One more question before I (may) give up: is there anyone who managed to make Google Analystics works for a Wiki hosted on myxwiki.org ?

Thanks for your answers,

Oh, if this is about enabling GA on myxwiki.org, then the issue is very simple: only extensions saved by users with programming rights can be used in the whole wiki. A farm admin will have to re-save the GA settings page for you. Which wiki are you referring to?

Workaround for this could be personalized Skin: http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/Skins Leave everything else empty, but for footer add GA code somewhere at the end of original one (from XWiki 5.2): #if($isInServletMode)## Visible only in a page <div id="footerglobal" class="layoutsection"> <div class="minwidth"></div> <hr/> <div id="xwikilicence">$!copyright</div> #set ($version = $xwiki.getSpacePreference('version')) #if ("$!version" == "") #set ($version = $xwiki.getXWikiPreference("version")) #end #if ("$!version" != "") #set ($version = $xwiki.parseContent($version)) #else #set ($version = $!xwiki.version) #end <div id="xwikiplatformversion">$version</div> <hr/> </div> ## Put GA JavaScript here ## #end ### TODO: Format the footer for pdf output Or, harder (not sure, what will happen after myxwiki.org update then) but more appropriate way would be adding htmlfooter property to XWiki.XWikiSkins class, and similarly changing original code: </div>## xwikimaincontainerinner </div>## xwikimaincontainer ## put GA code here ## #if($isInServletMode) </body> </html> #else ## Portlet Mode </div> #end Valdis

On 11/27/2013 04:49 PM, xrichard wrote:

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Hi,

One more question before I (may) give up: is there anyone who managed to make Google Analystics works for a Wiki hosted on myxwiki.org ?

Thanks for your answers,

Oh, if this is about enabling GA on myxwiki.org, then the issue is very simple: only extensions saved by users with programming rights can be used in the whole wiki. A farm admin will have to re-save the GA settings page for you. Which wiki are you referring to?

Hi, On 29 Nov 2013 at 23:15:11, Ldm Public ([email protected]) wrote: Ok thanks for the answer.  I would really appreciated if some admin can kindly save the GA settings page  for me on http://tutos.myxwiki.org <http://tutos.myxwiki.org/> to enable GA  tracking once for all.  I’ve saved the XWikiPreferences page (hope it’s the right page). Does it work now? We really need to make this feature work on a subwiki without requiring Programming Rights... Thanks -Vincent The reason of this request to farm admins is that I have already tried to made  custom changes to skin (I wanted to change some vm content following a tutorial)  but unfortunatly I didn't managed to make it work ;-(, see my attempt and call  for help here:  http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Community/Forum;jsessionid=0A377BB0F73EB...  best regards,  Le 29/11/2013 11:51, Valdis Vi-tolin,s( a écrit : 

Workaround for this could be personalized Skin:  http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/Skins    Leave everything else empty, but for footer add GA code somewhere at the  end of original one (from XWiki 5.2):    #if($isInServletMode)## Visible only in a page  <div id="footerglobal" class="layoutsection">  <div class="minwidth"></div>  <hr/>  <div id="xwikilicence">$!copyright</div>  #set ($version = $xwiki.getSpacePreference('version'))  #if ("$!version" == "")  #set ($version = $xwiki.getXWikiPreference("version"))  #end  #if ("$!version" != "")  #set ($version = $xwiki.parseContent($version))  #else  #set ($version = $!xwiki.version)  #end  <div id="xwikiplatformversion">$version</div>  <hr/>  </div>    ## Put GA JavaScript here ##    #end  ### TODO: Format the footer for pdf output    Or, harder (not sure, what will happen after myxwiki.org update then)  but more appropriate way would be adding htmlfooter property to  XWiki.XWikiSkins class, and similarly changing original code:    </div>## xwikimaincontainerinner  </div>## xwikimaincontainer    ## put GA code here ##    #if($isInServletMode)  </body>  </html>  #else ## Portlet Mode  </div>  #end    Valdis   

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On 11/27/2013 04:49 PM, xrichard wrote: 

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Hi,    One more question before I (may) give up: is there anyone who managed to  make Google Analystics works for a Wiki hosted on myxwiki.org ?    Thanks for your answers,    Oh, if this is about enabling GA on myxwiki.org, then the issue is very  simple: only extensions saved by users with programming rights can be  used in the whole wiki. A farm admin will have to re-save the GA  settings page for you. Which wiki are you referring to? 

On 11/29/2013 02:58 AM, Thomas Mortagne wrote:

On Fri, Nov 29, 2013 at 7:40 AM, Ldm Public <[email protected]> wrote:

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Hi,

The Wiki is http://tutos.myxwiki.org <http://tutos.myxwiki.org/>.

I'm really not able to perform this operation by myself ? (ie to gain programming rights for user xrichard ?).

Not really, since programming rights are global and affect all the wikis in the farm (and allow access to the underlying machine), so it's not something that should be granted easily.

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Thanks,

Le 28/11/2013 23:59, Sergiu Dumitriu a écrit :

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On 11/27/2013 04:49 PM, xrichard wrote:

...

Hi,

One more question before I (may) give up: is there anyone who managed to make Google Analystics works for a Wiki hosted on myxwiki.org ?

Thanks for your answers,

Oh, if this is about enabling GA on myxwiki.org, then the issue is very simple: only extensions saved by users with programming rights can be used in the whole wiki. A farm admin will have to re-save the GA settings page for you. Which wiki are you referring to?

Shouldn’t it be admin right for the wiki (and PR for the farm) like wiki macros and translations ? Sounds like too strong restriction to me.

Yes it should, but back when the skinx plugins were developed checking for PR was the only security enforcement practice. It should be changed. -- Sergiu Dumitriu http://purl.org/net/sergiu