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• Dec 01, 2009

  issue 4 (new google analytics code) reported by matiharas   -   Google just released new tracking code Asynchronous Tracking is an alternative way track website visitors with Google Analytics. Unlike a traditional installation, asynchronous tracking optimizes how browsers load ga.js so its impact on user experience is minimized. It also allows you to put your Analytics snippet higher in the page without delaying subsequent content from rendering. The Asynchronous Tracking requires a different Analytics snippet and a different syntax for making tracking API calls. http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/tracking/asyncTracking.html

  Google just released new tracking code Asynchronous Tracking is an alternative way track website visitors with Google Analytics. Unlike a traditional installation, asynchronous tracking optimizes how browsers load ga.js so its impact on user experience is minimized. It also allows you to put your Analytics snippet higher in the page without delaying subsequent content from rendering. The Asynchronous Tracking requires a different Analytics snippet and a different syntax for making tracking API calls. http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/tracking/asyncTracking.html
• Jul 17, 2009

  issue 1 (admin.py for Django 1.0) commented on by haineault   -   Damn, I should have started here .. I've created a similar admin.py, but I also patched the model. <3 Open Source ! Cheers

  Damn, I should have started here .. I've created a similar admin.py, but I also patched the model. <3 Open Source ! Cheers
• Jun 15, 2009

  issue 2 (add new GA code) commented on by dye.kellen   -   Patch attached.

  Patch attached.
• Jun 15, 2009

  issue 3 (Template tags should accept context variables) reported by dye.kellen   -   I have many users who run on the same site, each of whom have a unique analytics ID. This is passed in to each page as a context variable to be included by the bare templatetag (no model usage for sites). Attatched is a patch which can accept a context variable.

  I have many users who run on the same site, each of whom have a unique analytics ID. This is passed in to each page as a context variable to be included by the bare templatetag (no model usage for sites). Attatched is a patch which can accept a context variable.
• Oct 19, 2008

  issue 1 (admin.py for Django 1.0) commented on by lepetitdormeur   -   Thanks for the patch! I would just add a test on GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_MODEL for the sake of the second mode :) from django.conf import settings if getattr(settings, 'GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_MODEL', False): <admin.py>

  Thanks for the patch! I would just add a test on GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_MODEL for the sake of the second mode :) from django.conf import settings if getattr(settings, 'GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_MODEL', False): <admin.py>
• Oct 06, 2008

  issue 2 (add new GA code) reported by robertrv   -   The same issue described there: http://code.google.com/p/django-hotclub/issues/detail?id=43

  The same issue described there: http://code.google.com/p/django-hotclub/issues/detail?id=43
• Aug 05, 2008

  issue 1 (admin.py for Django 1.0) reported by jo...@cassee.net   -   The attached admin.py enables inline editing for the Analytics entities in the Django 1.0 admin. Note that it is a bit ugly, but currently the only way of adding an inline to an existing ModelAdmin. Let's hope the Django devs come up with better ways. :-)

  The attached admin.py enables inline editing for the Analytics entities in the Django 1.0 admin. Note that it is a bit ugly, but currently the only way of adding an inline to an existing ModelAdmin. Let's hope the Django devs come up with better ways. :-)
• Jul 31, 2008

  r6 (* Removing a print statement and fixing a small bug if you h...) committed by clintecker   -   * Removing a print statement and fixing a small bug if you haven't set any site codes yet

  * Removing a print statement and fixing a small bug if you haven't set any site codes yet