This wiki plugin provides a way to add the code snippet needed for Google Analytics to work on your site. Google Analytics will provide various types of detailed traffic reports and statistics for you to use to monitor the traffic on your Tiki site. See also Piwik.

1. Open Google Analytics account
   If you don't already have an account, go to http://www.google.com/analytics/ to open one. When setting the account settings, choose "A single domain" when asked what you're tracking. If you choose another setting, you won't be able to use the plugin - use the instructions below for prior Tiki versions instead.
   
   
2. Go to Look & Feel admin panel
   Go to Control Panels > Look & Feel > General Layout Options (tab)
   NOTE: For tiki7, go to Admin Home > Look & Feel > Customization (tab)
   
   
3. Insert Syntax and apply
   Go to the box titled "Custom End of Code" and insert the following and then click "Apply":
   
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   {wiki}{literal}{googleanalytics account="xxxxxxx-x"}{/literal}{/wiki}

   
   
    Tip

   Note: use your Google Analytics account number where the x's are shown above. Do not include the "UA-" part of your account number.

If you can't get the GOOGLEANALYTICS module to work, you can do something like this (also excludes admins from generating Google Analytics hits, and sets cookie so you can use G/A filters to exclude Admin hits even when not logged in):''

{if $tiki_p_admin ne 'y'}{literal}{/literal}
{else}
{literal}{/literal}{/if}

This plugin didn't exist before Tiki3, but the code snippet that Google provides when you open a Google Analytics account can be added in prior versions as follows:

• Version 2.0: add to the footer at Admin Home > Look & Feel
• Version 1.9: add to templates/footer.tpl. Need to set "Edit templates" first in the Look & Feel admin panel

• How to exclude your IP address on google analytics by Google;
• How to exclude internal traffic by cookie by Google;
• Webmaster tool verification HowTo by Solution for Office Live
• https://www.google.com/analytics/ - to see the stats for your site.
• Google help page - to see the code that will be inserted at the end of each page as a result of following these steps.
• Stats