In order for Google Analytics reports to work, your server needs to have the CURL PHP libraries with OpenSSL support installed. Let me know if you have CURL for PHP installed, but still can’t get Google Analytic reports to work.
Related to the above point, your web server needs to be able to make outgoing calls to Google’s servers on port 443
Make sure your Analytics language settings is set for “US English” (under My Accounts)
Version 0.84 has issues under WP 2.3. The plugin generates a fatal error on the reports page. To fix this error, edit wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/tantan_reports_load.php
Search for: require_once(dirname(FILE).$tmpPath.'/wp-admin/admin-db.php'); and comment out that line thus: / require_once(dirname(FILE).$tmpPath.'/wp-admin/admin-db.php'); /
Warning: tantan_googleanalytics(HTTP/Request.php) [function.tantan-googleanalytics]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/studiow/public_html/wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/lib.googleanalytics.php on line 60
Got this error message when attempted to configure reports.
Fatal error: tantan_googleanalytics() [function.require]: Failed opening required 'HTTP/Request.php' (include_path='/home/-----/public_html/wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/PEAR:.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/----/public_html/wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/lib.googleanalytics.php on line 60
I got this error message for some of the boxes on the reports page
Warning: array_combine() [function.array-combine]: Both parameters should have an equal number of elements in /home/user/blog/wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/lib.googleanalytics.php on line 454
Warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #1 is not an array in /home/user/blog/wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/lib.googleanalytics.php on line 454
Runing ver. 0.89 on wordpress 2.8.4 and can't loguin to google analytics. I'm sure I'm using god login and pass, because on google works perfect, but on wordpress shows wrong login or pass.
wohoo86: To fix login issue try adding cookie jar and cookie file options to sendRequest function in tantan-reports/lib/curl.php:
// Set cookie file so analytics doesn't complain about missing cookies.
curl_setopt($this->curl, CURLOPT_COOKIEJAR,"/tmp/my_cookies_jar.txt");
curl_setopt($this->curl, CURLOPT_COOKIEFILE,"/tmp/my_cookies_jar.txt");
I added the two lines above just before the curl_exec function.
When I first set up this plug-in last summer, it worked fine. No problem whatsoever. Then this fall, around October, it stopped working. I've tried all the things above, it still won't function. Any other suggestions?
Has anyone got this problem fixed. I have the same thing happening to me. I have tried everything above and still the same problem. I hope someone has figured this out and will post the fix right here. Thanks in advance, Steve
I'm having the same problem as all these others--I can login fine through Google but not through the plugin. I haven't tried pasting in those lines yet as it might take me some time to figure out exactly where to post it. Anyone else have any luck fixing it?
I checked the lib/curl file and couldn't find anywhere it said "curl_exec function" so either its missing, and maybe that's the problem, or I'm really dense and can't find it though I went through the code line by line twice. I'd really love to get this working.
same problem i have the plugin in 3 of my sites and cannot get any data. There is an error at the login stage. I keep getting the message: There was a problem logging into your Google Analytics account: Your login and password don't match. Make sure you've typed them in correctly. I have no problems logging in to my google account though. Will deactivate for now. With thanks, Ken.
Version 0.84 has issues under WP 2.3. The plugin generates a fatal error on the reports page. To fix this error, edit wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/tantan_reports_load.php
Search for: require_once(dirname(FILE).$tmpPath.'/wp-admin/admin-db.php'); and comment out that line thus: / require_once(dirname(FILE).$tmpPath.'/wp-admin/admin-db.php'); /
This should solve the issue.
err.. sorry.. the wiki markup b0rked the comment out information. To comment out the line place a # at the beginning of it.
Warning: tantan_googleanalytics(HTTP/Request.php) [function.tantan-googleanalytics]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/studiow/public_html/wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/lib.googleanalytics.php on line 60
Got this error message when attempted to configure reports.
Fatal error: tantan_googleanalytics() [function.require]: Failed opening required 'HTTP/Request.php' (include_path='/home/-----/public_html/wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/PEAR:.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/----/public_html/wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/lib.googleanalytics.php on line 60
I got this error message for some of the boxes on the reports page
Warning: array_combine() [function.array-combine]: Both parameters should have an equal number of elements in /home/user/blog/wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/lib.googleanalytics.php on line 454
Warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #1 is not an array in /home/user/blog/wp-content/plugins/tantan/wordpress-reports/lib.googleanalytics.php on line 454
FYI... I needed to do the following...
apt-get install php-pear
in addition to installing php5-curl
I got the same error as kennymxp using wp2.3.1 hosted by bluehost.
I have the same error as kennymxp and christop... WordPress? 2.3.3 and Reports 0.84.
Running ver 0.87 Wordpress Version 2.5.1 Unable to select a site profile under Google Analytics. There is no data listed in the drop down box.
I get an er msg:
The plugin does not have a valid header.
owen@amiabledragon.com
Runing ver. 0.89 on wordpress 2.8.4 and can't loguin to google analytics. I'm sure I'm using god login and pass, because on google works perfect, but on wordpress shows wrong login or pass.
wohoo86: To fix login issue try adding cookie jar and cookie file options to sendRequest function in tantan-reports/lib/curl.php:
// Set cookie file so analytics doesn't complain about missing cookies. curl_setopt($this->curl, CURLOPT_COOKIEJAR,"/tmp/my_cookies_jar.txt"); curl_setopt($this->curl, CURLOPT_COOKIEFILE,"/tmp/my_cookies_jar.txt");I added the two lines above just before the curl_exec function.
Hope that helps.
WiseOwl9000? - I have the same problem as wohoo86, same versions of the plugin and wordpress.
Added the 2 lines above, still getting an error when trying to save the login/password to Analytics.
yes me too
added those 2 lines before curl_exec, switched plugin off/on no luck.. same problem - cannot login into google analytics
I just downloaded the .89 version and the problem is still there.
Just downloaded lastest....and having same Google Analytics login/password problem. Seems this has haunted the plugin since its first release in 2006!
When I first set up this plug-in last summer, it worked fine. No problem whatsoever. Then this fall, around October, it stopped working. I've tried all the things above, it still won't function. Any other suggestions?
Has anyone got this problem fixed. I have the same thing happening to me. I have tried everything above and still the same problem. I hope someone has figured this out and will post the fix right here. Thanks in advance, Steve
I'm having the same problem as all these others--I can login fine through Google but not through the plugin. I haven't tried pasting in those lines yet as it might take me some time to figure out exactly where to post it. Anyone else have any luck fixing it?
I checked the lib/curl file and couldn't find anywhere it said "curl_exec function" so either its missing, and maybe that's the problem, or I'm really dense and can't find it though I went through the code line by line twice. I'd really love to get this working.
same problem i have the plugin in 3 of my sites and cannot get any data. There is an error at the login stage. I keep getting the message: There was a problem logging into your Google Analytics account: Your login and password don't match. Make sure you've typed them in correctly. I have no problems logging in to my google account though. Will deactivate for now. With thanks, Ken.