Lara Google Analytics - Support

Hello @jonastroyer,

This is a limitation imposed by Google : https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2#expiration

Google API currently has a limit of 50 (25 for some accounts) refresh tokens per user account per client. If the limit is reached, creating a new refresh token automatically invalidates the oldest refresh token without warning.

So for example, If you have authorized the widget on 50 sites, then tried to authorize it on another site, the first site will start receiving “[invalid_grant] Bad Request”.

Possible ways to manage more accounts :

– Use multiple Google accounts, with each handling 50 sites or less.

– Since the limit is per user account per client, the advanced setup may help, as with it you will be able to create a new google app (client). Each client can handle 50 active tokens from one Google account, so you will need to create multiple google apps (clients), and each should handle 50 tokens.

I hope it is clear now.

Hello @jameszxr,

Accessing GA4 properties/streams is not possible at the moment, as the API is still in beta :

https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/config/mgmt/v3

Note: This API does not support GA4 properties. Please join the Analytics Admin API V1 Trusted Testers program to be among the first to test and provide feedback on the new features that include the provisioning and management of GA4 propreties.

For now, you can create new properties with both “GA4” and “UA” tracking codes, which will be visible in the widget.

When you create a property, click on “Show Advanced Options”, then click on “Create a Universal Analytics Property”, then choose to “Create both a Google Analytics 4 and a Universal Analytics property“.

I hope it is clear now.

Hello @jaroslawistok,

Are you able to login normally to your Google Account ?

Also, are your using the “Advanced Setup” or the “Express Setup” with the widget ?

Hello @deon-b,

At the moment, the plugin doesn’t support custom reports, but we have plans to support them in future versions.

Hello @marcorroma,

Please allow me to answer your questions as follows :

– At the moment, the plugin doesn’t support custom dimensions, but we have plans to support them in future versions.

– All the metrics are only visible from within the widget’s interface only.

– Accessing GA4 properties/streams is not possible at the moment, as the API is still in beta :

https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/config/mgmt/v3

Note: This API does not support GA4 properties. Please join the Analytics Admin API V1 Trusted Testers program to be among the first to test and provide feedback on the new features that include the provisioning and management of GA4 properties.

For now, you can create new properties with both “GA4” and “UA” tracking codes, which will be visible in the widget.

When you create a property, click on “Show Advanced Options“, then click on “Create a Universal Analytics Property“, then choose to “Create both a Google Analytics 4 and a Universal Analytics property“.

I hope it is clear now.

Hello @kreppar,

Accessing GA4 properties/streams is not possible at the moment, as the API is still in beta :

https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/config/mgmt/v3

Note: This API does not support GA4 properties. Please join the Analytics Admin API V1 Trusted Testers program to be among the first to test and provide feedback on the new features that include the provisioning and management of GA4 propreties.

For now, you can create new properties with both “GA4” and “UA” tracking codes, which will be visible in the widget.

When you create a property, click on “Show Advanced Options“, then click on “Create a Universal Analytics Property“, then choose to “Create both a Google Analytics 4 and a Universal Analytics property“.

I hope it is clear now.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by Lara Google Analytics - Support.

Hello @willoftheweb,

From the widget settings tab, unchecking “Add Google Universal Analytics tracking code to all pages” will prevent the plugin from adding any tracking code.

Please let me know if you need further assistance or clarification.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by Lara Google Analytics - Support.

Hello @alexander47u,

Noted and added as a feature request ??

Thanks a lot for your nice words, and thanks in advance for the 5 stars!

Hello @alexander47u,

For now, you can only change the color of the eCommerce bars on the graph. I’ll add “changing the main graph color” as a feature request, and we’ll include an option for that in future releases.

As for the license, it gets applied automatically. So, as long as the plugin is working, no need to worry.

Hello @paulwessiack,

If you disable “Add Google Universal Analytics tracking code to all pages“, the widget will not add any tracking code to your website, and will just work as a dashboard widget.

Enable eCommerce graphs will just add orders data to the generated graphs, and has nothing to do with the tracking code.

I hope it is clear now.

Hello @gregskiuk,

For support related to our Pro version, please open a ticket using our support center.

Hello @gregskiuk,

You can download the pro version from our client’s area.

For support related to our Pro version, please open a ticket using our support center.

Hello @a4jpcom,

We have just release version 3.3.2, which fixes this issue, without the need to change anything in your Google Analytics account.

Hello @a4jpcom,

We have just release version 3.3.2, which fixes this issue, without the need to change anything in your Google Analytics account.

Hello @ceeintx,

Our plugin is not a normal WordPress widget, as WordPress doesn’t have an option for a full width widget.

Currently, you can either enable or disable the widget, but we will be looking into ways to add the minimize feature.