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  • Plugin Author chriscct7

    (@chriscct7)

    Hi there,
    Do you track each subdomain using a separate UA code or do you use the same UA code across all subdomains in your setup?

    Thread Starter Rick Sportel

    (@ricksportel)

    Hi Chris,
    We use seperate UA codes for subdomains.

    Thread Starter Rick Sportel

    (@ricksportel)

    Hi Chris,
    Any updates on this?

    Thread Starter Rick Sportel

    (@ricksportel)

    Hi Chris,

    Any updates on this?

    Let me know.

    Cheers

    Plugin Author chriscct7

    (@chriscct7)

    Oh my apologies, this ticket got lost. Some contributors day at a WordCamp I’m gonna see if we can’t get some sort of author notification dashboard system figured out for .org.

    Is there any particular reason you’re using separate UA codes? If you used the same one, they’d be tracked automatically using Universal Analytics. If you really want to use seperate UA codes, the following should work:
    Set Subdomain tracking to yourdomain.com (note do not include subdomain)
    Set Track outbound click and downloads to checked
    Set _setAllowLinker to checked

    (bold indicates name or abbreviated name of MonsterInsights setting)

    Thread Starter Rick Sportel

    (@ricksportel)

    Thank you very much, Chris!

    I have changed the settings and I am waiting for the first results to get reported in GA.

    We use seperate UA codes because we don’t want blog traffic and webshop traffic mixed up in the same GA profile.

    Plugin Author chriscct7

    (@chriscct7)

    Not a problem

    -Chris

    Thread Starter Rick Sportel

    (@ricksportel)

    Hello Chris,

    You changed to the status of this topic to ‘Resolved’, but can you reopen it?

    We still can’t track clicks on links that point to a different subdomain under the same main domain.

    Here’s the case:

    We run WordPress and your plugin on https://blog.brandfield.nl/

    We run a shop at https://www.brandfield.nl/

    We create nice blog posts that contain links to the our shop. Check out this post for example: https://blog.brandfield.nl/what-to-wear-festival-edit/

    There are about 20 links in this article pointing to a URL on https://www.brandfield.nl/ but clicks on them are NOT TRACKED as events.

    Here’s how I set up the plugin:

    • Track outbound clicks and download links? -> Set to ‘Using JavaScript’
    • Turn on allowLinker -> Checked
    • Enable enhanced link attribution, Anchor tracking, Allow anchor -> Unchecked
    • Domain to track as -> Set to ‘brandfield.nl’

    I have tried different combinations of settings. Like unchecking ‘Turn on allowLinker’ and leaving ‘Domain to track as’ empty and tried all combinations. With no success.

    Why is it not working? All links are being tracked as events, except the ones pointing https://www.brandfield.nl/

    Hope you can help me out!

    Thank you

    -Rick

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Rick Sportel.
    • This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Rick Sportel.
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