Drupal google analytics update#

Selectively track/exclude certain users, roles and pages.

The module allows you to add the following statistics features to your site: Single/multi/cross domain tracking.

Drupal google analytics update#

With the 4.x release, all Drupal customers should be able to update both from 8.x-3.x and 8.x-2.x versions of the module. Adds the Google Analytics web statistics tracking system to your website. Developers can create new events within code and have them injected into Google analytics Rewritten into an event handler system.Backwards compatible with Universal Analytics and analytics.js (UA- accounts).Open the Admin tab and click Create Property. You now have Google Analytics working with your Drupal based website. Enter your Web Property ID and click on the Save configuration at the bottom to keep the changes. Go to the Google Analytics website (you will need to log in with your Google account or create one first). Access the Modules tab from the main menu again and then locate the Google Analytics module and click on Configure. First of all, you will need the tracking ID that will set the GA wheels in motion. Can run multiple accounts within the same settings interface Guide to using the Google Analytics module for Drupal.New interface for Metrics and Dimensions, which are now custom user parameters in 4.x.Updated to support newest gtag4 standards.While this 4.0.0 release is 'stable', we will wait until Jan 2022 to make it recommended so site developers can test it more widely and give time for sites to migrate from 3.x to 4.x. This is the first full release of the Google Analytics 4 module, supporting the next generation of Google Analytics: Go to Configuration > Development > GA Disable in Drupal top menu and enter Google Analytics ID that has to be blocked.