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[mikelighth57 Friend mikelighth57Join date: May 2011Posts: 1Downloads:0Uploads:0]

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<em>@fordangelina40 211598 wrote:</em><blockquote>1, Use a plugin, this way you can simply enter your GA number, sth like UA-xxxxxxx-x. You can find this plugin here http://extensions.joomla.org/extensi…analytics/4300

2, Just go to your template on the danshboard, try to edit your html code, and add your GA code at the BOTTOM. Note, always insert the JS script at the bottom as it slows you down.</blockquote>

I had the same problems and used this suggestion. Works like a charm, thanks!

[sundries Friend sundriesJoin date: June 2011Posts: 1Downloads:0Uploads:1]

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Hey tienhc,

I am attempting to insert my google analytics per your instructions, but I am having an issue. The google analytics code will not save in when I edit module manager. Please see screenshots at http://tinyurl.com/6jyr979

If you or anyone else has advise I would really appreciate it!

Thx

RJ

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[r90sfan Friend r90sfanJoin date: November 2011Posts: 1Downloads:0Uploads:0]

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Nice, tienhc. Thanks.

At first, I couldn’t get my new Custom HTML module to save the javascript code provided by Google Analytics. Then I remembered to use Joomla!’s Global Configuration to change the Default Editor to None so that Joomla would not post-process what I typed and strip out the tags and code.

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