rmf2000

I believe you are going to need FTP access. I would contact your hosting company, I’m sure you are not the only one with the issue, and see if they can help you. I host with a company called Hostek and they have been quite good about working with me.

Do you have the ability to access your site via FTP? If yes, then you need to find the plugin folder for google analytics and just remove it or if you have experience download the old version and it will work as before.

Then you can upgrade if you like, the newer upgrade works sort of. There is no access to analytics data from within your site (like you would have on Googles site, but the analytics info is still being gathered) because the newer upgrade has the URL to approve that portion in the wrong place.

Turns out Google has turned this over to a third party, need I say more.

@lukecavanagh Worked like a charm. I was going to remove the Google Analytics for the time being, but this is a much better option.

Thank you
RF

Thank you however the workaround to creating the feed on a subdomain (listed as an option with a link, links to a page that doesn’t fully load and therefore the instructions are incomplete.