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I ended up removing it completely, and adding it back in. This resolved my issue

This should be a built in option!

Thanks!

I use it with Google Analyticator, just make sure you remove the woothemes google analytics plugin.

And be sure to add the ec.js code into: Additional tracking code
( after tracker initialization )

Nothing?

https://carewaywellness.com/shop/product-category/foot-care/

Your update has successfully resolved the problem. Thank you!

Hi Tatvic,

Thanks again for your prompt support. It is very much appreciated!

It hasn’t gone through to wordpress’s auto-update yet, so i manually updated it with the link you provided. I’ll let you know how it goes.

Thanks!

Here’s a link to a screen shot I just created.

https://carewaywellness.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/analytics-bug.png

I limited the report to when i first implemented your plugin.

I still don’t believe it’s capturing impressions correctly. I know for a fact by viewing other sections of analytics that the product pages are being viewed quite a bit. So therefore impressions should be significantly higher.

Also, I wonder if this was designed with quickview in mind? I will create a 2nd post regarding this…

Thank you Tatvic

The page i was using to troubleshoot:
https://carewaywellness.com/shop/foot-care/hermell-imitation-sheepskin-heel-protector/

Should the following code be in there twice?

ga(‘ec:addImpression’,{…….

This is what I found at the bottom of a product page on my site:

ga(‘ec:addImpression’,{‘id’:’HER8210′,’name’:’Hermell Imitation Sheepskin Heel Protector’,’category’:’Foot Care,’,});ga(‘ec:setAction’,’detail’);$(‘.add_to_cart_button:not(.product_type_variable, .product_type_grouped)’).click(function(){ga(‘ec:addImpression’,{‘id’:$(this).parents(‘li’).find(‘.ls-pro-sku’).val(),’name’:$(this).parents(‘li’).find(‘.ls-pro-name’).val(),’category’:$(this).parents(‘li’).find(‘.ls-pro-category’).val(),’price’:$(this).parents(‘li’).find(‘.ls-pro-price’).val(),});

I figured as much, and i have already disabled it.

Data has started to come in now.

Although I’m not getting any “Sessions with Product Views”

I am just seeing some “Sessions with Add to Cart”

perhaps an issue with the theme?

I’m using mystle by woothemes

my site is: carewaywellness.com

Your Welcome!

I used this website to track down the ssl problems on my site.

https://www.whynopadlock.com/

It was a HUGE help, and a time saver

Hi d_coyote,

Here is my updated code

from dcwp_jquery_vertical_mega_menu.php

function header(){
		echo "\n\t<link rel=\"stylesheet\" type=\"text/css\" href=\"//mywebsite.com/wp-content/plugins/jquery-vertical-mega-menu/css/dcverticalmegamenu.css\" media=\"screen\" />";

from dcwp_jquery_vertical_mega_menu_widget.php

if($skin != 'No-theme'){
						echo "\n\t<link rel=\"stylesheet\" href=\"//mywebsite.com/wp-content/plugins/jquery-vertical-mega-menu/skin.php?widget_id=".$key."&skin=".strtolower($skin)."\" type=\"text/css\" media=\"screen\"  />";

I ended up resolving this by going into the plugin and setting exact url i wanted the plugin to call. But i left out the http at the beginning.

basically I changed my url’s to all start like this: //mysebsite.com/wp-content/plugins/jquery-vertical-mega-menu/skin.php……….

leaving out the “http:” will automatically adjust itself depending on http vs https