A few pages are not injected with Site-kit tracking code

@cajebo thanks for your topic and the details!

Under Site Kit > Settings > Analytics > Edit, could you let me know if Site Kit displays that it is inserting the snippet?

That seems to have alleviated the missing snippet issue.

Underlying to that, I’m curious why some pages contain code associated with “site-kit” specifically, but even on this trouble tickets page that now has the UA- snippet, there is no “Site-kit” verbiage to be found in source like that found in another landing page on the same site at https://dhlhires.com/tewksbury/

— Michael

ps. Thanks a ton for the heads-up on the missing snippet solution Renee.
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It didn’t even occur to me to look there given that which was viewable in source on other pages.
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• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Michael.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Michael.

@cajebo thanks for the update and glad that helped! When I view both URLs:

https://dhlhires.com/chippewa-falls-wi/
https://dhlhires.com/tewksbury/

I see the GA snippet inserted and references to Site Kit in the source code (meta generator tag).

Could you try clearing the browser cache or viewing the site in an incognito window?

Thanks again for the speedy reply Renee.

I cleared cache via browser.
I cleared page-cache specifically on site.
I opened the link inCognito

However, didn’t find any site-kit text.

suggestions?

Of course, it did find analytics code/snippet

Thanks again Renee

@cajebo thanks for the images! Site Kit should print this tag when it is activated on the site/ pages. Do you spot this on the page from your view?

Hello and good morning once again Renee.

Thankfully, although not there yesterday when I screen captured it for you, it is indeed there now.

Looks like this issue can now be marked “Resolved thanks to Renee”

— Michael

@cajebo Many thanks for providing an update, hopefully you’re enjoying the plugin now that you have it working as expected.