WD Google Analytics - Version 1.2.1

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  • Fixed: PHP error if PHP version < 5.5
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Developer webdorado
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Version 1.2.1
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Code changes from version 1.2.0 to 1.2.1

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  1. admin/pages/authentication.php +1 -1
  2. config.php +1 -1
  3. gawd_class.php +1 -1
  4. google-analytics-wd.php +1 -1
  5. library/gawd-custom-ajax-class.php +10 -7
  6. readme.txt +216 -11
admin/pages/authentication.php CHANGED
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
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  * Time: 5:18 PM
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  */
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- if(empty(GAWD_helper::get_management_accounts())) { ?>
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  <div class="no_account_content clearfix <?php echo $hide_refresh_accounts; ?>">
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  <p style="color: red;">
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  You have Google account, but it does not have configured Analytics account. Click create button to create account and refresh afterwards.
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  * Time: 5:18 PM
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  */
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+ if(GAWD_helper::get_management_accounts() == false) { ?>
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  <div class="no_account_content clearfix <?php echo $hide_refresh_accounts; ?>">
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  <p style="color: red;">
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  You have Google account, but it does not have configured Analytics account. Click create button to create account and refresh afterwards.
config.php CHANGED
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ if(!defined('GAWD_DIR')) {
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  define('GWD_NAME', plugin_basename(dirname(__FILE__)));
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  define('GAWD_URL', plugins_url(plugin_basename(dirname(__FILE__))));
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  define('GAWD_INC', GAWD_URL . '/inc');
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- define('GAWD_VERSION', '1.2.0');
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  $upload_dir = wp_upload_dir();
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  define('GAWD_UPLOAD_DIR', $upload_dir['basedir'] . '/' . plugin_basename(dirname(__FILE__)));
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  define('GWD_NAME', plugin_basename(dirname(__FILE__)));
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  define('GAWD_URL', plugins_url(plugin_basename(dirname(__FILE__))));
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  define('GAWD_INC', GAWD_URL . '/inc');
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+ define('GAWD_VERSION', '1.2.1');
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  $upload_dir = wp_upload_dir();
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  define('GAWD_UPLOAD_DIR', $upload_dir['basedir'] . '/' . plugin_basename(dirname(__FILE__)));
gawd_class.php CHANGED
@@ -1646,7 +1646,7 @@ class GAWD {
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  public static function activate(){
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  delete_site_transient('gawd_uninstall');
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- if(empty(get_option('gawd_credentials'))) {
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  update_option('gawd_credentials', GAWD_helper::get_project_default_credentials());
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  }
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  public static function activate(){
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  delete_site_transient('gawd_uninstall');
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+ if(get_option('gawd_credentials') == false) {
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  update_option('gawd_credentials', GAWD_helper::get_project_default_credentials());
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  }
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google-analytics-wd.php CHANGED
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  * Plugin Name: Google Analytics
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  * Plugin URI: https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-google-analytics-plugin.html
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  * Description: Google Analytics WD is a user-friendly all in one plugin, which allows to manage and monitor your website analytics from WordPress dashboard.
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- * Version: 1.2.0
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  * Author: WebDorado
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  * Author URI: https://web-dorado.com
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  * License: GNU/GPLv3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
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  * Plugin Name: Google Analytics
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  * Plugin URI: https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-google-analytics-plugin.html
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  * Description: Google Analytics WD is a user-friendly all in one plugin, which allows to manage and monitor your website analytics from WordPress dashboard.
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+ * Version: 1.2.1
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  * Author: WebDorado
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  * Author URI: https://web-dorado.com
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  * License: GNU/GPLv3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
library/gawd-custom-ajax-class.php CHANGED
@@ -171,12 +171,13 @@ class GAWD_custom_ajax_class {
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  if(empty($accounts)) {
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  $this->send_response(false, 'no_account', 'There are no accounts.');
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  }
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-
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- if(empty($this->get_properties(true))) {
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  $this->send_response(false, 'no_properties', 'There are no properties.');
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  }
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- if(empty($this->get_profiles(true))) {
 
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  $this->send_response(false, 'no_profile', 'There are no profiles.');
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  }
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  if($remove_reports_data === true) {
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  GAWD_helper::delete_reports_data();
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  }
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-
 
 
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  if(
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- empty($this->get_management_accounts(true)) ||
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- empty($this->get_properties(true)) ||
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- empty($this->get_profiles(true))
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  ) {
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  update_option('gawd_user_data', $this->user_data);
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  if($add_notice) {
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  if(empty($accounts)) {
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  $this->send_response(false, 'no_account', 'There are no accounts.');
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  }
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+ $properties = $this->get_properties(true);
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+ if(empty($properties)) {
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  $this->send_response(false, 'no_properties', 'There are no properties.');
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  }
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+ $profiles = $this->get_profiles(true);
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+ if(empty($profiles)) {
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  $this->send_response(false, 'no_profile', 'There are no profiles.');
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  }
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  if($remove_reports_data === true) {
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  GAWD_helper::delete_reports_data();
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  }
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+ $management_accounts = $this->get_management_accounts(true);
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+ $properties = $this->get_properties(true);
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+ $profiles = $this->get_profiles(true);
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  if(
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+ empty($management_accounts) ||
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+ empty($properties) ||
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+ empty($profiles)
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  ) {
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  update_option('gawd_user_data', $this->user_data);
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  if($add_notice) {
readme.txt CHANGED
@@ -1,25 +1,230 @@
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- === WD Google Analytics ===
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  Contributors: webdorado,10web
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  Tags: google analytics, statistics, tracking, analytics dashboard, ga, google analytics dashboard, analytics, stats, googleanalytics, ecommerce tracking, custom reports, custom dimensions
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  Requires at least: 3.9
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  Tested up to: 4.9
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- Stable tag: 1.2.0
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  License: GPLv2 or later
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  License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
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- WD Google Analytics is a powerful plugin, which adds tracking to your website
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  == Description ==
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  [WD Google Analytics](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-google-analytics-plugin.html)
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- The plugin adds Google Analytics tracking code to your website, provides all the necessary options to easily customize the tracking code to best fit your requirements. With this simple analytics plugin you can enable Anonymize IP address to mask the user IPs, or choose to track links with same destinations, buttons, menus and search boxes with “Enhanced Link Attribution”.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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- == Privacy Policy ==
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- Google Analytics WD plugin adds GA JS code to the site (optionally) and is used to get GA reports from admin area. It sends analytics data to Google. Whether it will send any personal data to Google, depends on how you set up your website. For example, do not expose emails or other personally identifiable information to Google via URLs. Do not send form submissions via analytics to Google. By default, all the IPs of visitors are anonymized. Personal data processing by Google is explained in their privacy policy https://policies.google.com/privacy. The plugin retrieves from Google and caches data of your GA account and analytics reports in WordPress site database to provide optimization. Reports data is stored in DB for some small period of time (less than 24h). Your GA account data is preserved in your website database as long as you decide to keep it. The plugin asks for your consent to collect site administrator’s email address and site URL to offer customer support, deals and discounts on premium products and more.
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  == Changelog ==
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  = 1.2.0 =
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  * Improved: Plugin core functionality is rewritten. The plugin is faster and consumes less memory now.
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  * Improved: Google API client library is used in non-conflicting way.
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  == Installation ==
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- #### Thank you for your interest in Google Analytics WD.
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  ### Minimum requirements.
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  * Wordpress 3.9+
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  ### Perform a new installation
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- After downloading the ZIP file of the Google Analytics WD plugin,
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  1. Log in to the administrator panel.
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  2. Go to Plugins Add > New > Upload.
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- 3. Click "Choose file" ("Browse") and select the downloaded zip file of Google Analytics WD plugin.
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  *For Mac Users*
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- *Go to your Downloads folder and locate the folder with the Google Analytics WD. Right-click on the folder and select Compress. Now you have a newly created .zip file which can be installed as described here.*
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  4. Click "Install Now" button.
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- 5. Click "Activate Plugin" button for activating the Google Analytics WD.
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  6. If the installation does not succeed, please contact us at [support@web-dorado.com](mailto:support@web-dorado.com).
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  == Screenshots ==
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+ === WD Google Analytics - user-friendly Google Analytics integration plugin ===
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  Contributors: webdorado,10web
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  Tags: google analytics, statistics, tracking, analytics dashboard, ga, google analytics dashboard, analytics, stats, googleanalytics, ecommerce tracking, custom reports, custom dimensions
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  Requires at least: 3.9
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  Tested up to: 4.9
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+ Stable tag: 1.2.1
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  License: GPLv2 or later
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  License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
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+ WD Google Analytics is a powerful plugin, which adds tracking to your website, lets you view Analytics reports, manage goals, filters, etc.
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  == Description ==
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+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1f7ECVFNPI
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+
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  [WD Google Analytics](https://web-dorado.com/products/wordpress-google-analytics-plugin.html)
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+ [Demo](http://wpdemo.web-dorado.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=gawd_analytics)
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+ [User Manual](https://web-dorado.com/wordpress-google-analytics/installation.html)
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+
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+
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+ This is a versatile website tracking tool, that will help you easily bring your Google Analytics reports to the WordPress dashboard. This user friendly plugin will help you get up to date reports on your website performance , compare metrics, track and monitor targeted user activities. The plugin adds a comprehensive and easy to read dashboard to your WordPress admin panel, where you can track and control everything that’s going on your website. In addition to the pre-built Analytics reports, the plugin lets you obtain custom reports on various metrics and dimensions, as well as provides eCommerce, Adsense and Adwords reports. The reports come in comprehensive charts with possibility to export in PDF or CSV formats. The plugin is a certified member of the [Google Analytics Technology Partners Program](https://www.google.com/analytics/partners/company/5124742109462528/gadp/5629499534213120/app/5707702298738688/listing/5639274879778816), so its seamless performance is guaranteed.
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+ ## Benefits
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+ * **Control** - With the wide range of the available data you can track and monitor everything on your website, from site audience and traffic, to ecommerce stats. You can also compare data for specific periods and see the progress you’ve made.
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+ * **Improve your site performance and rankings** -Using the data from the reports you can significantly improve your site performance and help it get better rankings. Track your pageviews and offer content that your visitors actually like.
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+ * **Centralized dashboard** – All your reports, including the custom analytics reports and Adsense, Adwords and eCommerce stats, are available from the plugin’s reporting page, right in your WordPress dashboard.
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+ * **Comprehensive reports** - provides comprehensive colorful reports in charts and columns, which are easy to read and analyze. The reports can be exported to different file formats, or sent to multiple recipients via email.
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+ * **Customization** - You can set data filters and tracking exclusions to filter out specific data or activities from specific users. Just track data that actually matters to you.
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+ * **Minimal effort** – It will require you just a couple of clicks to set-up the analytics plugin, add the tracking code, and start tracking data.
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+ * **Timely Support** - The team provides timely and effective support to all its users. We keep standards high and response time low.
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+ ## What’s in it
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+ **ANALYTICS DASHBOARD**
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+ The overview report page in the plugin called “Analytics Dashboard”, allows users to quickly grasp general data of their website stats. The Analytics Dashboard gives provides real time information on site visitors, audience stats, including new and returning visitors, page views, session duration and more. You can also check out what browsers your visitors used and locations your visitors come from.
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+ **METRIC COMPARISON**
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+ Metrics comparison lets you compare two metrics on a single graph within a specified date range. Apart from comparing two different metrics, you can also choose to track one specific metric during two different date periods.
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+ **CUSTOM DIMENSIONS** (_Premium version_)
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+ You can track custom dimensions in the analytics plugin and get reports for logged in users, specific post types, post authors, category, tags, post publication month and year.
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+ **CUSTOM REPORTS** (_Premium version_)
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+ You can configure custom reports on any metric and dimension of your choice, and view the relevant reports from the plugin’s reporting page. Custom reports can be set for tracking with any possible combinations of metric and dimension.
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+ **ECOMMERCE REPORTS** (_Premium version_)
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+ If you’re running an ecommerce website, you can keep track of your sales statistics by revenues, transactions, products and performance under the reporting page of the plugin .
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+ **GOAL MANAGEMENT**
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+ The analytics plugin allows you to set and manage goals to track specific user interactions on your website. There are different types of goals you can set,such as duration, destination and pages/screens per session, each of the goals coming with their own set of options to choose. An example of a goal can be visiting a specific page, or having your visitors stay on a page for a certain amount of time. You can set as many goals as you want.
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+ **GOOGLE ADSENSE AND ADWORDS REPORTS** (_Premium version_)
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+ Link your Adsense and Adwords accounts to your Google Analytics account and check the relevant reports directly on your website dashboard .
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+ **MULTIPLE CHART TYPES**
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+ The Plugin made data reporting and analyzing easy. The reports are responsive and come with comprehensive pie, line or column charts.
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+ **FRONTEND REPORTS**
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+ Frontend reports let you display tracking results to the selected users in the frontend.
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+ **USER AND ROLE PERMISSIONS**
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+ Select the roles and users having access to Analytics reports in the WordPress dashboard and frontend reports.
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+ **TRACKING EXCLUSIONS** (_Premium version_)
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+ Tracking exclusions will help you exclude the activities of specific users and roles, such as admins, authors or subscribers, from the reports. Any activities or interactions from these users or roles will be excluded from the reports .
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+ **ALERTS AND PUSHOVER NOTIFICATIONS** (_Premium version_)
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+ You can get daily, weekly or monthly alerts and Pushover notifications about highest or lowest number of Sessions, Users, Bounces or Session Durations on your website.The alerts are easy to set up.
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+ ## SETTINGS/CUSTOMIZATION
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+ _*Some customizations described here are available in Premium version. Please refer to premium features below._
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+ The plugin adds the Google Analytics tracking code to your website and brings all your site stats into your dashboard.The plugin has a user friendly admin section, where you can configure tracking options, view the preset and custom configured reports, set tracking filters and exclusions, and configure the plugin settings. The reporting section of the plugin provides an extensive data information about pretty much any activity taking place on your website. You can customise Analytics options under the settings tab of the plugin. Here you can configure alerts and the Pushover notifications by setting alert conditions and choosing the period for receiving alerts. From the same section you can set tracking filters by country, region, city or IP address. Data from these sources will be filtered out from the reports.
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+ For more advanced users, there are advanced setting options, to enable cross domain tracking,enable frontend/backend reports for posts and pages, choose roles for viewing frontend reports, and many more.
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+ Under the goals management tab you can set and configure different goal types,and track targeted activities.To configure custom reports you’ll need to choose the metric and the dimension you want to get a report for. It will appear under the reports section shortly.
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+ There are many more features in the plugin that can help you dive deep into the statistics, monitor your site’s performance and actually improve it. To learn more, check out the plugin’s user guide.
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+ ## Premium version adds
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+ * Analytics reports on Demographics, Interests, Geo, Behavior, Technology, Mobile, Site content, Site Speed, Events, Goals.
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+ * Tracking Custom Dimensions: Logged in, Post type, Author, Category, Tags, Published Month, Published Year.
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+ * Custom Reports with any possible configurations of metric and dimension.
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+ * Six Ecommerce tracking reports based on: Time to Purchase, Transaction ID, Sales Performance, Product SKU, Product Category, Product Name.
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+ * Link and track your Google AdSense and Google AdWords accounts.
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+ * Alerts and Pushover notifications to monitor any changes in your website traffic.
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+ * Set tracking exclusions based on WordPress roles and users.
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+ = Privacy Notices =
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+ WD Google Analytics plugin adds GA JS code to the site (optionally) and is used to get GA reports from admin area. It sends analytics data to Google. Whether it will send any personal data to Google, depends on how you set up your website. For example, do not expose emails or other personally identifiable information to Google via URLs. Do not send form submissions via analytics to Google. By default, all the IPs of visitors are anonymized. Personal data processing by Google is explained in their privacy policy https://policies.google.com/privacy. The plugin retrieves from Google and caches data of your GA account and analytics reports in WordPress site database to provide optimization. Reports data is stored in DB for some small period of time (less than 24h). Your GA account data is preserved in your website database as long as you decide to keep it. The plugin asks for your consent to collect site administrator’s email address and site URL to offer customer support, deals and discounts on premium products and more.
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+ == Frequently Asked Questions ==
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+ = How can I connect the plugin to my Google Analytics account? =
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+ Click on Analytics menu item, which will start Google Analytics account authorization process. Click Authenticate button and login to your Google account.
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+ A window asking for relevant permissions will appear. Click Allow and copy the authentication code from the text input. You will be redirected to plugin’s Tracking page.
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+ Here you can add a web property on your Analytics account using current WordPress website. Provide a Name for the property and click Add. You can check and manage web properties from your Analytics account, Admin page.
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+ Alternatively, you can click Later and configure the web property any other time.
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+ You can Reauthenticate in Settings section anytime in case you need to use a different Google account to monitor Analytics tracking.
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+ = What reports can I see in the plugin? =
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+ The plugin enables you to view various analytics reports from your WordPress dashboard, including the following:
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+ Audience. Report of your website audience. Provides details about new and returning users of your website, sessions, bounces, pageviews, page/sessions and session durations.
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+ Real Time. Shows the number of active users visiting your website pages at that second.
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+ Demographics. Displays tracking statistics of your website users based on their age and gender.
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+ Interests. Provides tracking information about site users depending on Affinity Categories (e.g. Music Lovers or Mobile Enthusiasts), In-Market Segments (based on online product purchase interests) and Other Categories (most specific identification, for example, tennis lovers among Sports Fans).
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+ Geo. Geo-identifier report is built from interactions of location (countries, cities) and language of your website users.
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+ Behavior. Compares number of New visitors and Returning users of your website in percents. You can check the duration of sessions with Engagement report.
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+ Technology. Identifies tracking of the site based on operating systems and browsers visitors use.
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+ Mobile. Shows statistics of mobile and desktop devices visitors have used while interacting with your website.
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+ Custom Dimensions. Reports of Custom Dimensions you have added will be displayed under this tab. Step-by-step guide for the setup is in Custom Dimensions section of this guide.
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+ Traffic Source. Displays overall graph of traffic sources directing to your website.
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+ AdWords. If your website is registered on Google AdWords, you can link its Analytics to AdWords, and gather relevant tracking information with this report.
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+ Pages. Pages report table will provide you information about Bounces, Entrances, Pageviews, Unique Pageviews, time spent on pages, Exits and Average page loading time.
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+ Site Speed. Shows the average load time of your website during specified date range.
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+ Events. Displays the report based on Events you set up on Analytics of your website. Graphs are built based on Event Labels, Categories and Actions.
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+ Goals. Set Goals from Goal Management and review their reports under this tab. Instructions to set up goals will be provided in Goal Management section of this guide.
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+ Ecommerce. Check sales statistics of your website by revenues, transactions, products and performance.
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+ AdSense. Link your Analytics and AdSense accounts from Admin settings and keep track of AdSense tracking under this report.
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+ Custom Reports. Add Custom Reports from any metric and dimension in Custom Reports page, and view relevant tracking information in this tab.
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+ = How can I add a custom report in the plugin? =
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+ Besides the built-in report types, the plugin also provides the functionality to configure Custom Reports and view related statistics within Reports page.
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+ Start with providing a Name for your Custom Report. Then select a Metric and Dimension, based on which the statistics will be built.
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+ For example, you can select Organic Searches as the metric and Keyword as the dimension. This custom setup will let you have a report based on the keywords, which visitors use to find your website with search engines.
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+ You can view and manage created Custom Reports on the same page. The list will appear with a table under options of Custom Reports.
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+ = Can I export the reports from the analytics plugin? =
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+ You can export current report to CSV and PDF formats. Hover on Export button and click one of the options to download your analytics report.
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+ Moreover, the same report can be sent via email to one or more recipients which you specify. The mails can be sent one time, as well as periodically. Click the Email button to start the setup. A popup window will appear with the following options:
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+ From. This is the email address, from which the report will be sent. It is the address you defined for your Administrator account, and it can be changed from WordPress Settings > General > Email Address option.
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+ To. Determine the recipients of the report email by providing their email addresses separated by commas.
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+ Subject. Write a subject for the email. It is set to the report title by default, but you can modify it and have a customized title.
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+ Attachment. Pick the type of the attachment for your report. It can be sent as a CSV or a PDF file.
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+ Frequency. Set the frequency for sending out report emails. The following options are available:
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+ Once. The report is sent only one time.
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+ Daily. The email is sent each day.
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+ Weekly. Chose this option to send the report every week. Make sure to set the day of the week, when the email will be sent.
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+ Monthly. Set the reports to be sent every month. Select the day of the month, when the email will be sent.
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+ Additional Message. You can add any e-mail content to go along with your Analytics report.
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+ The scheduled e-mails can be deleted from Settings > Emails page of the plugin.
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+ = Can I set goals in the plugin? =
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+ Goals in Google Analytics lets you track targeted activities, which users complete on your website. A completed activity is called conversion. You can set visiting a certain page as a goal, for example, or have users stay on your website a certain period of time. Other examples of goals can be checkout for a shopping site, and setting a certain number of pageviews per session.
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+ You can set and manage goals for your website tracking in WD Google Analytics > Goal Management page. Note, that Goals configured with the plugin are set only to the domain on which the plugin is installed.
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+ Select the View that you’re going to track and configure the following options based on the type of goal you would like to set:
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+ Provide a Name for the goal and choose its Type from one of the following:
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+ Destination. Set a specific URL for the goal, for example, your ecommerce website shop page. When a user visits it, it will be counted as a goal conversion. You can set the destination using one of these conditions:
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+ * Equals to. Should be the exact URL of the page you are using to set the goal.
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+ * Begins with. Mentions the beginning of the tracked page link.
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+ * Regular expression. This option will search all the visited links with the specified Regular Expression. E.g., if you set it to "test", and users visit URLs which contain “test”, this will be considered as a conversion.
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+ Duration. Determine the time period, during which you need users to stay on your website to complete the goal. Goals of this type are controlled with less than and greater than conditions.
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+ Pages/Screens per session. Choose the number of page/screen views per session, and set the goal using less than and greater than conditions.
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+ = How can I link my AdSense and AdWords accounts to the plugin? =
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+ **AdSense**
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+ If you have an authorized account on Google AdSense, you can link it to Google Analytics and view its tracking information among plugin reports.
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+ Open your Google Analytics account, choose the account you want to link with AdSense and navigate to Admin tab. You will see AdSense Linking option under Product Linking settings. Open AdSense Linking and click on New AdSense Link button.
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+ Afterwards choose the necessary AdSense account you'd like to link with your Google Analytics, then click Continue. Choose the views, where you would like to have AdSense data. The accounts will be connected after clicking Enable Link and then Done.
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+ **AdWords**
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+ Firstly make sure you have a AdWords account, or create one here. Open your Google Analytics account, choose the website you are tracking and go to Admin. Click on Adwords Linking from Product Linking settings.
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+ After toolbox opens, make sure all the necessary AdWords accounts are marked as checked and click Continue. Provide Link group title and click Link Accounts after enabling necessary link groups for AdWords Tracking. Related tracking reports will appear on your Reports page automatically.
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  == Changelog ==
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+ = 1.2.1 =
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+ * Fixed: PHP error if PHP version < 5.5
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  = 1.2.0 =
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  * Improved: Plugin core functionality is rewritten. The plugin is faster and consumes less memory now.
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  * Improved: Google API client library is used in non-conflicting way.
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  == Installation ==
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+ #### Thank you for your interest in WD Google Analytics.
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  ### Minimum requirements.
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  * Wordpress 3.9+
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  ### Perform a new installation
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+ After downloading the ZIP file of the WD Google Analytics plugin,
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  1. Log in to the administrator panel.
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  2. Go to Plugins Add > New > Upload.
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+ 3. Click "Choose file" ("Browse") and select the downloaded zip file of WD Google Analytics plugin.
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  *For Mac Users*
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+ *Go to your Downloads folder and locate the folder with the WD Google Analytics. Right-click on the folder and select Compress. Now you have a newly created .zip file which can be installed as described here.*
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  4. Click "Install Now" button.
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+ 5. Click "Activate Plugin" button for activating the WD Google Analytics.
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  6. If the installation does not succeed, please contact us at [support@web-dorado.com](mailto:support@web-dorado.com).
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  == Screenshots ==