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Alin,

So far so good with the new GADWP release. Getting all reports from the few sites I have upgraded.

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John, no, I have made no reports to iThemes as of yet. I really don’t understand exactly what was happening, so I’m not sure I could explain it.

They’ve been pretty responsive to my past support requests, so I expect that if they receive a clear issue report, that they’d do what they can if someone more knowledgable contacts them.

As far as GA for each client, I guess I just do it so that each client has their own third party services accounts. I’m more of a developer and hosting company. I set up GA (and other services) for clients, but don’t necessarily manage their SEO or traffic strategies.
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@trustedsamuri if you aren’t using multisite (where GADWP can use the same refresh token for all sites) there’s a catch of having all propeties/views from different websites under the same account.

As you can read here https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OAuth2?hl=en#expiration, there’s a limit for the total number of active tokens. If you exceed that number the older tokens will get invalidated and plugins like GADWP will start throwing an invalid grant error on the site where the invalid token is used.

This issue also occurs when installing and uninstalling multiple GA plugins that are not calling a revoke action at uninstall or after the authorization gets cleared at user request (seen lots of plugins doing that, some quite popular).

HI Alin, thank you for this. I see there is a 25 token per user account. but as you say, other plugins may also be grabbing tokens?

I guess I need to consider setting up other Google Analytic accounts for my various customers.

Thanks again.

John.