Straight line on frontend even in most viewed posts

By the way, I tried Clearing the Cache with the button in your plugin settings page and nothing improved.

In case it’s useful to you, here’s a screen capture, and the HTML code for the frontend section where the graphs are generated:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qslsk88rvzr8xol/google%20straight.jpg

<style>
				#ga_dash_sdata td{
					line-height:1.5em;
					padding:2px;
					font-size:1em;
				}
				#ga_dash_sdata{
					line-height:10px;
				}
				</style><script type="text/javascript" src="https://www.google.com/jsapi"></script>
				<script type="text/javascript">
				  google.setOnLoadCallback(ga_dash_callback);

				  function ga_dash_callback(){

						if(typeof ga_dash_drawstats == "function"){
							ga_dash_drawstats();
						}
						if(typeof ga_dash_drawsd == "function"){
							ga_dash_drawsd();
						}
				}
				google.load("visualization", "1", {packages:["corechart"]});
				function ga_dash_drawstats() {
				var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable([
				  ['Date', 'Views', 'UniqueViews'],['2014-03-03',0,0],['2014-03-04',0,0],['2014-03-05',0,0],['2014-03-06',0,0],['2014-03-07',0,0],['2014-03-08',0,0],['2014-03-09',0,0],['2014-03-10',0,0],['2014-03-11',0,0],['2014-03-12',0,0],['2014-03-13',0,0],['2014-03-14',0,0],['2014-03-15',0,0],['2014-03-16',0,0],['2014-03-17',0,0],['2014-03-18',0,0],['2014-03-19',0,0],['2014-03-20',0,0],['2014-03-21',0,0],['2014-03-22',0,0],['2014-03-23',0,0],['2014-03-24',0,0],['2014-03-25',0,0],['2014-03-26',0,0],['2014-03-27',0,0],['2014-03-28',0,0],['2014-03-29',0,0],['2014-03-30',0,0],['2014-03-31',0,0],['2014-04-01',0,0]
				]);

				var options = {
				  legend: {position: 'none'},
				  pointSize: 3,colors:['#3366CC','#003399'],
				  title: 'Views vs UniqueViews',
		  		  vAxis: {minValue: 0},
				  chartArea: {width: '100%'},
				  hAxis: { showTextEvery: 5}
				};

				var chart = new google.visualization.AreaChart(document.getElementById('ga_dash_statsdata'));
				chart.draw(data, options);

				}</script><p><div id="ga_dash_statsdata"></div><div id="ga_dash_sdata" ></div>

The data is retrieved from GAPI (those zeros).

Have you selected the proper domain in Google Analytics -> General Settings? Also press the Update Options button just to make sure the settings are properly saved.

By manual install you mean the files and database options or just plugin’s files?

By “manual configuration”, I tried to say that I imitated in the WP backend all the settings from the first website in the second one. I should say both sites were configurated likewise.

I selected the proper domain, and yes, I Updated Options.
In fact, I also deleted the cache, and reconfigure the plugin again, to no avail.

Here’s the debug log
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xv3nyay0jvro6y9/debug%20log%20for%20alin%20marcu.jpg

The issue then, it’s not from my site? The zeros are retrieved from Google. Google is saying “zero”?

One issue i can think of is a recent update or modifications in your permalinks/urls structure or a new Google Analytics Property/Account with not enough collected data.

Well, that’s not the case. The permalinks are the same since ages, and the graphs are showing zeros for every page, even the most visited ones.

This is the Google Analytics graph for one of those which are showing zeros with your plugin:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/hoh3txw0mvweepj/visits%20mpn.jpg
The frontend graph with your plugin should show something alike, but it’s showing zeros instead.

I’ll try the other authentication method, and will install the plugin in other sites using different themes and plugins, and let you know if it works, or not. I guess this may be due to any JS/PHP error. The thing is finding the culprit…

If you feel comfortable with PHP editing, you can add this line in front/frontend.php after line 56 ($page_url = str_replace(site_url(), “”, get_permalink());):

error_log($page_url."\n",3,'gadash.log');

After browsing through some articles, look in gadash.log (you should find it in root wordpress folder). Check if links are consistent with those reported by GA.

I tried the patch and the logged permalinks are all ok.
You need me to try something else or can I restore the original frontend.php file?

Any other ideas?
I looked into the Firefox and Chrome consoles to llok for JS errors and nothing bad found.

Can you tell me what is the GAPI page to creat my own API and authenticate by using that and a personal Secret code?

Can you send me that log file, I would like to have a look?

If you use your own API, you will loose the Real-Time stats, because Real Time Reporting API is only available as a developer preview in limited beta.

Here is an old setup video, maybe it helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eumi967SubM

Maybe is due to some unsupported “thing” regarding the taxonomy structure?

The plugin works in this site with this taxonomy:
https://gip-rrhh.com.ar/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/

But doesnt work here:
https://www.marcelopedra.com.ar/blog/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/

Here is the collected data in gadash.log file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0v0etolduhv4gvo/gadash.log

Can’t I generate my own developer API in beta with the limited usage, just to see if anything improves?

Well, I installed the plugin in another website which is equally configured than the one where the plugin dont show graphs om the frontend. Same plugins, almost same config. The only different thing is permalinks!

https://ampmsi.com.ar /blog/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/

https://www.marcelopedra.com.ar/blog /%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/

Evidently, something happens when the WP is installed in a subfolder, rather than if you force the idea of subfolder from the permalinks itself:

This permalink work: /blog/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/

This doesnt if WP is installed in a subfolder: /%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/

Does it make any sense to you?

Probably Google Analytics is not stripping the “/blog/” from your URLs, I think I can handle that from my plugin using $_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”].

ok, if there is some files I can patch to test, please let me know.

In this other site where now it’s working. I noticed that the frontend graph is not being shown for some posts. Some posts show it, some dont.

These show frontend graphs and keywords:
https://ampmsi.com.ar/blog/2013/12/24/video-como-se-fabrican-los-pendrives-usb/
https://ampmsi.com.ar/blog/2014/01/03/que-novedades-podremos-ver-en-la-feria-ces-2014-de-las-vegas/
https://ampmsi.com.ar/blog/2014/01/13/windows-phone-8-1-estara-disponible-para-todos-los-telefonos-con-windows-phone-8/
https://ampmsi.com.ar/blog/2014/03/07/donde-estan-los-ajustes-de-uefi-en-windows-8-1/
https://ampmsi.com.ar/blog/2011/05/16/tenemos-la-notebook-dell-vostro-1015-te-contamos-como-es/
https://ampmsi.com.ar/blog/2009/07/09/google-presenta-chrome-os-su-futuro-sistema-operativo/
https://ampmsi.com.ar/blog/2008/03/24/de-que-estan-hechos-los-aparatos-electronicos/

These dont:
https://ampmsi.com.ar/blog/2012/05/14/como-darse-de-baja-en-facebook-para-siempre/
https://ampmsi.com.ar/blog/2009/07/25/el-nuevo-garmin-nuvi-1300-adopta-un-formato-panoramico/
https://ampmsi.com.ar/blog/2009/07/25/el-robot-humanoide-de-toyota-que-corre-bastante-rapido/
https://ampmsi.com.ar/blog/2008/03/24/juego-arrow-shooter-ideal-para-mejorar-la-punteria/

But I see the source code for these pages where the graphs are hidden, there are glitches in the code. In example: for this post, the javascript code has HTML inside, breaking the graph, which is not zero!

<em><script type="text/javascript"><strong><a href="https://ampmsi.com.ar/etiqueta/google/" rel="tag" title="Entradas etiquetadas con Google">google</a></strong>.setOnLoadCallback(ga_dash_callback);
function ga_dash_callback(){</em>

How does it ended there? ??

Oh, I know how it ended there! I use autotags function from Simple Tags plugin. It is autotagging Google in the javascript and linking it to its tag…
Any way to process the javascript before the content so it is not automatically preprocessed?